Was the treaty of Versailles too harsh on Germany?

Germans went to the treaty of Versailles expecting to be treated as equals but they were treated the opposite ways because the allies thought they had won the war and were now superior to Germany. So the Germans had no other solution but to sign the treaty. They called the treaty of Versailles a ‘Diktat’. The treaty was devastating for Germany it had to surrender their biggest glory, their army. The German army had to be reduced to 100,000 men (all men had to be volunteered) and its navy could only have six battle ships. It wasn’t allowed to have armored vehicles, aircraft’s and submarines. This was extremely embarrassing for a country of the size of Germany. Germany lost 10% of its land and all it overseas colonies. This meant that 12.5% of Germanys population were now of another country. Germans who hated France now were living in France this made German people really upset. The treaty of Versailles also determined that as Germany was the one who started the war it had to pay for reparations. It was agreed that Germany had to pay 6600 million pounds until 1984. This was an enormous figure for that time. Germanys paying conditions got even worse because 16% of its coalfields and half of its iron and steel industries were to be lost. Germans were really mad at this for they did not think they should be blamed for starting the war. And last Germany was not invited to join the League of Nations an international ‘police force’. Germany thought they were essential to this organization. But for that time the treaty couldn’t have been agreed in any other way or else things in France wouldn’t go right. The French wanted the treaty to be even harder on Germany. The French lost over 1.5 million men and the war destroyed part of its land, the French wanted to crush Germany for this. England wanted Germany to be punished but not so severely. England also lost men but thought that the treaty of Versailles could bring problems for the future. The USA wanted the treaty to be softer, they thought the treaty was too harsh and would cause a future war in years to come. I think the treaty of Versailles could have been softer for Germany. I think the quantity Germany had to pay for reparations could have been reduced and their industries could maybe not have been taken away from them so that they could have more money to help them pay for the reparations. Germany’ s army could have a larger number of soldiers,  ships and could have some weapons, because you never know if another country plans to attack them. Less of Germany’ s land could have been given, so less Germans had to live in countries did not want to be part of. If the treaty of Versailles had these points changed it wouldn’t be so devastating as the real treaty of Versailles was.