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The two hundred and forty page Treaty of Versailles laid out very stringent requirements for Germany, limiting that country to an army of no more than 100,000, with no air force, no submarines, and a very limited number of surface military vessels. Should Germany violate these restrictions, allied forces were authorized to reoccupy key locations and transportation depots. Obviously Hitler violated the Versailles Treaty. Why did the Allies not take appropriate action when it might have made all the difference in preventing 70,000,000 deaths?