Argument For and Against German Surrender
Posted on January 7, 2008
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For:
1) Victory before September 1918 was still possible for the Germans in World War I
2) The German Government was still attempting to implement a “Revolution from Above”
3) Germany could have improved it’s position in the war making negotiations more fair for the people of Germany
4) It was a deemed a “necessary risk” at the time by the German government
Against:
1) The German government waited too long, effectively killing the economy of Germany
2) The German government waited until they had to surrender, not until it was in the best interest of Germany to do so
3) If the German government had entered negotiations earlier they could have received a better deal from the Allies
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