/kloc-what are the main aspects of the contradiction between France and Germany at the beginning of the 0/9th century?

In the Franco-Prussian War, France was defeated, ceded Alsace and Lorraine, and paid 5 billion francs in reparations. Germany was defeated in World War I and the German Empire was destroyed. At the Paris Peace Conference, France demanded the weakening of Germany. The Treaty of Versailles shifted all the responsibility of waging war to Germany, thus imposing extremely severe economic and military sanctions on Germany. Germany lost 65,438+03% of its territory and 65,438+02% of its population, was disarmed and its army was wiped out. Although Germany was finally defeated in the First World War, its vitality was not greatly damaged, its industrial system was still intact, and Germany itself was not affected by the war. Moreover, the Treaty of Versailles pays too much attention to the distribution of the interests of the victorious countries and completely ignores the interests of the defeated countries. In addition, the unprecedented harshness and predation of the treaty made German nationals strongly resist and resent the treaty imposed on them, which triggered a strong national revenge among the German people. In order to get rid of the bondage of the Treaty of Versailles, various political forces and ideas fought against each other in Germany, which was particularly fierce.