Was the Treaty of Versailles justifiable?

How justified was the Treaty of Versailles? The treaty of Versailles was justified in some ways as it could have been much more worse. However,there are negative parts to the treaty. Even before the treaty was signed problems arose leading to it being not fair in some circumstances. read more

The Treaty of Versailles had two main issues on which it focused: Germany's post war territory and also the amount of reparations Germany must pay. read more

Therefore, Germany signed the Treaty, even though they felt the treaty was bias and unfair towards them, because they were excluded from the negotiations. On the other hand, Britain were included in the negotiations of the treaty, and were reasonably happy with the outcome. read more

The treaties were; the Treaty of St. Germain for Austria, the Treaty of Trianon for Hungary, the Treaty of Neuilly for Bulgaria, the Treaty of Sevres (later changing to the Treaty of Lausanne) for Turkey and the most severe out of all the treaties, the Treaty of Versailles which was created for Germany. read more