What criticisms does Hitler have of the treaty? Speech on the Treaty of Versailles (April 17, 1923)Adolf HitlerWith the armistice begins the humiliation of Germany. If the Republic on the day of itsfoundation had appealed to the country: Germans, stand together! Up and resist the foe! TheFatherland, the Republic expects of you that you fight to your last breath, then millions whoare now enemies of the Republic would be fanatical Republicans. Today they are the foes ofthe Republic not because it is a Republic but because this Republic was founded at themoment when Germany was humiliated, because it so discredited the new flag that men'seyes must turn regretfully toward the old flag.So long as this Treaty stands there can be no resurrection of the German people; no socialreform of any kind is possible! The Treaty was made in order to bring 20 million Germans to| their deaths and to ruin the German nation. But those who made the Treaty cannot set itaside. As its foundation our Movement formulated three demands:1. Setting aside of the Peace Treaty.2. Unification of all Germans.3. Land and soil to feed our nation.Our movement could formulate these demands, since it was not our Movement which causedthe War, it has not made the Republic, it did not sign the Peace Treaty. There is thus one thingwhich is the first task of this Movement: it desires to make the German once more National,that his Fatherland shall stand for him above everything else. It desires to teach our people tounderstand afresh the truth of the old saying: He who will not be a hammer must be an anvil.An anvil we are today, and that anvil will be beaten until out of the anvil we fashion oncemore a hammer, a German sword!

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The Treaty of Versailles refers to the peace treaty between the warring nations after the first…