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Was the Treaty of Versailles Fair? Today’s Objective – To consider the German reactions to the Treaty of Versailles and consider if the treaty was fair or unfair Today’s Outcome – By the end of today’s lesson, I will have made my own judgement on the treaty and be prepared to answer an assessment Starter: Self Review on Haig Assessments In your books, you will find your Haig Assessments marked and a sheet that allows you to comment on what you think you did well in your assessment and what you think you need to set as a target for your next assessment. Fill in the Assessment Title: Haig – Butcher of the Somme? Fill in what you think you did well (use my comments to help). Using my comments and the Haig Assessment Sheet (which you coloured in with the level you were aiming for) set yourself a target for your next assessment. Finally, did you show any of the 4 R learning skills, for example, if you did your own research, you can tick and add a comment to the resourcefulness box. It’s December 1919 and tonight we welcome to the programme Frederick Ebert, leader of the new Weimar Germany. You will have a chance to pose your questions to him. My Name is Friedrich Ebert and I am the new leader of the Republic of Germany. I promise to give the people of Germany freedom of speech, freedom of worship and better working conditions. I am facing difficult times. I face opposition from both the left and right. The Kaiser’s former advisors have remained in their positions in the army, judiciary, civil service and industry. This is restricting what my government can do. I also face opposition from many communists, who believe that Germany needs a communist revolution. I also have the impossible task of signing the Treaty of Versailles, which I am not looking forward to. Any Questions? A German cartoon published in 1919. The German mother is saying to her starving child: ‘When we have paid one hundred billion marks then I can give you something to eat.’ German reacti