What were the punishments given Germany after ww1 in treaty Versailles?

Territorial Losses:

- Alsace-Lorraine (to France)

- North Schleswig (to Denmark)

- Eupen-Malmédy (to Belgium)

- West Prussia, Posen, and Upper Silesia (to Poland)

- Danzig (Free City under the League of Nations)

- Memel (to Lithuania)

- Saar Basin (to France for 15 years, then a plebiscite)

- All overseas colonies

Limitations of Military and Air Force:

- Army limited to 100,000 men

- Navy limited to 6 battleships, 6 cruisers, 12 destroyers, and 12 torpedo boats

- No submarines, tanks, military aircraft

- Air Force abolished

Reparations:

- Reparations to be paid to Allied Powers over 30 years, totaling 132 billion gold marks ($33 billion)

Other Clauses:

- Germany accepted sole responsibility for starting World War I (the "War Guilt Clause")

- The League of Nations was established in Geneva, Switzerland, to promote peace and security

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