how did treaty of versailles lead to world war 2

they say that world war 2 became unavoidable when the treaty of Versailles was signed 1919.... after the horrendous carnage that was the trench warfare of ww1 ,the Europeans power were fearful of any future warfare altogether after 6 months negotiations the allied power decided that Germany must be stripped of all its war-making capabilities so that the country could never commence another aggressive war again. the treaty of Versailles timeline: 18 jan 1919 the Paris peace conference opened in Versailles France 16th June the victorious power gave an ultimatum to Germany to agree to the treaty of Versailles by 24th June 1919 24th June 1919 the German Reichstag agreed to the treaty of Versailles and the Convenant of the league of nations were signed in Paris france. the treaty of Versailles signified humiliating defeats for the Germans .as a country who had declared war on several powers. The treaty of Versailles was harsh on Germany, it depended on the goodwill of the Germans to comply which they did until their economy collapsed and their internal politics used the treaty to bludgeon the Weimar Republic and solicit support from an increasingly desperate and hostile german people.When parts of the treaty were tested and Germany found that no one would do anything,then completely breaking the treaty became part of gemany ethos the treaty of versailles added to the outbreak to the ww2 because it left Germany weak.... treaty of Versailles cleared all the conflicts between the allies and axis.