Why was the Treaty of Versailles so in Germany?

The Treaty said that Germany could keep it's army but on the condition that it was restricted to only 100, 000 men, which the Germans were not happy with as this was smaller than the Belgium army and this was an insult for Germany. Germany was also not allowed to have an Air Force, Heavy Guns or Tanks. There Navy was restricted to only 15,000 men and they were only allowed to have six Battleships. To add to the humiliation there were French and British troops stationed along the Ruhr and the German troops were not allowed to be stationed within 50 km of this piece of land. This must have made the unpopular as this meant that there were armed guards along the borders of Germany, and Germany who had recently been disarmed would have been unable to protect themselves from attack and so there safety had been jeopardised.

Another term of the Treaty was that Germany was forbidden to partake in "Anschluss" which was having unity with any German speaking person in Austria. This made the Treaty unpopular as a lit of people had family out in Austria and they weren't allowed to communicate with them as it was feared that Germany and Austria could start to plot to continue with the war, as so by not allowing them to talk to each other they were unable to do this.

Germany during its time of ruling over most of Europe had obtained a lot of land. Land that they had no right to hold so one term of the Treaty was that the land that Germany had unrightfully took should be given to the countries that they invaded as compensation. The Polish Corridor and Eastern Upper Silesia were given to Poland. Memel land was given to Lithuania. Schleswig-Holtz given to the people of Denmark. Hultschin given to what was then Czechoslovakia. Alsace and Lorraine were given to France. Eupen and Malmedy were given to Belgium. This annoyed Germany because the six million Germans who lived in these territories found themselves to be being controlled by another country.

The League of Nations also took some land that they then controlled; these were mainly tactical points. There were though three areas that had the right to vote, for which country they were a member of, they could either vote to become part of the new country that they bordered on or stay as part of Germany. The three plebiscites were Western Upper Silesia, Allenstein and Southern Schleswig-Holstein. All three of the Plebiscites voted to stay pert of Germany.

The part of the Treaty that was worst from Germany's point of view was the fact that they did not have a choice when it came to signing the Treaty. They were told that unless they signed they would be invaded by Allied troops. They were also not allowed at the conference where the Treaty was being formulated and therefore couldn't object to any of the rules. The German People refereed to the Treaty as a "Diktat" as they wee dictated to what they could and couldn't do. The Allies made them to take responsibility for all the damage done even that caused by them, and the blame for starting the war.

The League of Nations also said that even though Germany had carried out it's part in the Treaty that they couldn't then become part of the league of Nations this made Germany feel that they were not respected or valued by the other countries who were all ready a member.