Transcription: World War II resulted from the dissatisfaction of Germany over the Treaty of Versailles, the treaty which ended the First World War in 1919. The Treaty of Versailles eliminated the imperial governments of Germany, Austro-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey. The German people were particularly unhappy with the terms imposed upon them by this treaty. In addition to losing all of its colonies, Germany ceded the Saarland, a valuable coal mining region, to France. in West Prussia went to the newly created country of Poland as well as a corridor through German territory which gave Poland access to the Balt ...
(.mp3)