Did Germany completely disarm after World War 1?

Yes, Germany completely disarmed after World War 1. The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, mandated the destruction of all German submarines, the reduction of the German army to 100,000 men, and the abolition of the German General Staff. In addition, Germany was prohibited from producing or importing certain types of weapons, including tanks, artillery, and airplanes.

In what way did they kill the Jews in Holocaust?

Why did Germany put troops on the rhineland?

Asia Minor - battles of Demirtzi:Greek palinody, confusion, misunderstanding
At the end of June 1919, the Kydonia Division (MK) undertook the clearing of the Demirtzi area in the center of the Greek front in Asia Minor. Greek forces had already over-extended from the northern Asia Minor coast to the Italian zone of occupation. MK cleared the area by 15 July and began with
Matilda of Flanders, the queen of the Norman conqueror of England (I)
The history of the Norman conquest of England is well known to blog regulars, with entries dedicated to the year it occurred (1066), to Harold Godwinsons supposed oath of allegiance to William of Normandy, to the eventful coronation of this and to Saxon attempts to oppose Norman domination, epitomiz
Attack on Tripolitsa 1825... Kolokotronis and the Greek disgrace
In 1825, after the landing of Ibrahim in the Peloponnese, the Greek Revolution was in full swing. But there was the Old Man of Moria, Theodoros Kolokotronis. Kolokotronis had been a thief since genofascia His He had seen his whole family fall by the Turks knife. He himself had been hunted down and
Archytas the Greek father of drones! "PIGEONS", catapults &"ARCHYTAS"
Archytas was born in the Greek city of Taranto in Lower Italy in 428 BC. But other sources state that he was born in 435, 431 or even 410 BC. The last date is probably incorrect. He was a multifaceted personality, Pythagorean philosopher, politician, general, mathematician, inventor and engineer. Hi