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Dud the Treaty continue after WW2?
The Treaty of Versailles was a treaty set on Germany by the French after WW1.
However, did it continue after WW2?
5 Answers
- Anonymous4 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes it is still technically in place but effectively superseded by the setting up of the United Nations and the Allied Occupation of Germany following unconditional surrender.
Germany exited it (in 1939) so it lapsed at the outbreak of WW2.
- AthenaLv 74 years ago
You mean "THE" treaty?
The one we all know about and enshrine in our living rooms?
THAT treaty?
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- MalcolmLv 64 years ago
No.
The Second World War negated the Treaty.
The League of Nations was effectively over by April 1946
The United Nations was formed in 1945 to attempt to keep world peace.
It is financed mostly by the USA and is not very successful in keeping
the world from wars, but is better than nothing.
