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"Long Term Causes of World War Two." //Long Term Causes of World War Two//. HistoryLearningSite, 2012. Web. 17 May 2012. .
 * "World War Two was not caused solely by short term events in the 1930's such as Austria and Czechoslovakia."
 * "The anger and resentment that built up in Nazi Germany - and which was played on by Hitler during his rise to power and when he became Chancellor in January 1933 - also had long term causes that went back to the 1919 Treaty of Versailles"
 * "Patriotic Germans had never forgotten their nation's treatment in Paris in that year."
 * "Germany also accepted that the Rhineland must remain demilitarized."
 * "However, nationalists in Germany were furious with their government for signing these treaties. By signing, the German government effectively agreed that it accepted the terms of the Versailles Treaty of 1919."
 * "In fact, Europe could have been confident in assuming peace would last as two treaties were signed that seemed to indicate that a new era of peace and toleration had been ushered in."
 * "France, Germany and Belgium agreed to accept their borders as were stated in the Treaty of Versailles. "
 * "However, nationalists in Germany were furious with their government for signing these treaties. "
 * "By signing, the German government effectively agreed that it accepted the terms of the Versailles Treaty of 1919. "
 * "Europe was effectively lulled into a false sense of security by 1929 as the politicians of Europe had made it plain that war was no longer an option in solving disputes and that previous enemies were now friends. "
 * "The stability of Germany was shattered by the Wall Street Crash of October 1929 and the nationalists who had spent 1925 to 1929 in relative obscurity, rose to the political surface once again. "
 * "They had no intention of accepting either Versailles or the Locarno treaties and the League’s weaknesses in this decade had also become apparent. "
 * "The League could only function successfully, if the politicians of Europe allowed it to do so. "
 * "Hitler and the Nazis were never going to give the League a chance once they had gained power. "
 * "This pact was signed by 65 countries. All 65 nations agreed never to use war again as a way of solving disputes. "