Germany was crippled by the turnip winter,and were almost guaranteed to loose, but did they have any plans for if they did manage to capitulate france and the UK? Did they have plans or demands like in the Versailles treaty by the entente? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

Germany was crippled by the turnip winter,and were almost guaranteed to loose, but did they have any plans for if they did manage to capitulate france and the UK? Did they have plans or demands like in the Versailles treaty by the entente?

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More can be written, but you might like this reply in the FAQ section for "World War One": "Did the German empire have a similar treaty like Versailles in mind, in case the allies would have surrendered?" by /u/DuxBelisarius

This is not to discourage discussion. More questions, data, and debate are welcome.