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How did the germany populace respond to wilson's fourteen points when they heard about his speech in early 1918?
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How did the germany populace respond to wilson's fourteen points when they heard about his speech in early 1918?

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The german population was very angry, (which led to ww2) because they both lost the war AND had to pay a huge sum of money to compensate the allies for war damage
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