what was the war guilt of ww1

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thadyoung · Answer

It forced Germany to say that they alone caused World War 1 - and that it was therefore right and proper that they had to pay reparations.The war guilt clause was the justification for reparations.

anonymous · Answer

I also think Chemical warfare was introduced in WW1 when they used Mustard bombs (Which even though it sounds funny it is extremely the opposite) Mustard bombs were deadly because it had no odor and it would only take 1 breath of it to set in the disease, within 2 weeks it would liquify your organs with such horrible pains and eyes bleeding, and the gas would stay in the battlefield soil for 1-2 months.

anonymous · Answer

@mle01 Hope this helped, hope I am right.

thadyoung · Answer

didnt that gas smell like freshly cut grass?

anonymous · Answer

thanks guys !(: @thadyoung  &  @HelpNeededLol

anonymous · Answer

I don't believe so, I think it had no odor at all.