The Changes Political After World War

Politically, authoritarian four empires collapsed, which profoundly transformed the map of Europe, redesigned by the peace treaty of 1919:
 Tsar's Empire was transformed into communist Russia (later the USSR),
 The Ottoman Empire was dissolved giving way to Turkey (Anatolia and Constantinople)
 Austria-Hungary was dissolved, giving way to the states of Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia andYugoslavia as independent countries,
 German Empire ended and was replaced by the Weimar Republic, that Germany would rule on a territorial and economically undermined by the payment of war reparations.
New global political balance. Although the colonies provided food, raw materials and athletes to their metropolis, after the war the colonial peoples began to question its ties with themetropolis and demanded an improvement in their situation. This, coupled with the progress of nationalism within the colonies, constitute the process of decolonization after the war begin and end with the independence of several current states after World War II. This first decline of European influence in the colonies, joined the expansion of the United States, the biggest beneficiary of the war withJapan, would reconsider their isolation from world affairs, and that along with the Japanese Empire would have a place high on the international scene.
Political consequences in Germany. The five treaties after the war, mainly signed at Versailles, caused an atmosphere of oppression towards the vanquished. The new republican Germany suffered the consequences of the German Empire and its economy Wasexploited by the victors. Thus arose both leftist and rightist argument to end this situation. The blows against the system began when, in 1921, communist militias rose in Munich. The revolt was put down. Adolf Hitler blamed the German Marxists of the German surrender, citing as evidence the progressive constitution of Weimar and then armistice. When Hitler was still in the trenches, the Germanmilitary to civilian convinced that the war could be won, while politicians confessed that surrender was inevitable. But Hitler argued this thesis in the National Socialist German Workers and with it went the so-called Beer Hall Putsch of 1923 against the seat of government. The military coup was crushed and Hitler committed to prison for eight months. However, in January 1933Hitler was appointedchancellor by President Paul von Hindenburg and the October 14, 1933 won the elections, so they came to the German parliament.
The four existing empires before the end of the conflict (Austria-Hungary, Germany, Turkey and Russia) disappeared with their ruling houses, resulting in republics. The Bolshevik revolution, which occurred during war, a milestone in the history of mankind for being the firstwhich resulted in the birth of a communist state, which would play a decisive role in the history of the twentieth century. The end of the conflict altered the map of Europe and colonial
The old Austro-Hungarian, Turkish and Russian territorial losses suffered large, where new states emerged: Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and Hungary.
Germany lostAlsace and Lorraine, which became French hands, and all of its overseas territories

Decade 1930-1939
The growing discontent of the Germans made Adolf Hitler took control of the country in 1933 with support from the unprecedented population. Germany set aside the Weimar Republic and became a totalitarian state like the Italy of Benito Mussolini.
WHAT WERE THE POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES OF WORLD WAR?Disappearance of the ancient dynasties of Hohenzollern, the Romanovs and the Habsburgs, as ruling houses, and with them the last absolute monarchies in Europe, being replaced by Republican states. In 1920 there were 39 republics and 24 monarchies.
- Emergence of eight new states, three of them major: Poland, Finland and Czechoslovakia, and five side: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Albania and...