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How significant was the blockade of ports as Germany surrender? (not…
How significant was the blockade of ports as Germany surrender?
significant
fear of revolution
small mutiny (kiel) to stop fighting
they were unhappy
there was a sense of revolution
the blockade left with economic problems
lack of weapons
lack of food
they lacked minerals to build tanks
They didn't had food
people were starving
people were agains the war
not significant
generals knew after the schlieffen plan that germany would loose the war
they knew it would be a long war
germany had been in a two front war most of the time
USA Was already an ally, they were already dead
increased a moral boost in the ally
gave them a sense of loosing
not prepared to handle another ally
lack of energy and weapons
turkey was kicke d out of the war
this mean they had one ally less
sick man of europe
germany had been fighting almost by their own
failure of the spring offensive
they didn't had enough weapons as the allies so they wanted a stalemate
the last push
britain and france were also starving