To avoid the "mistakes" of the Treaty of Versailles, the occupying powers in Germany after World War II decided to
A) attach higher reparations to Germany's post-war obligations.
B) give the city of Berlin to France as compensation.
C) disarm Germany and prevent them from legally having armed forces.
D) restore the German Kaiser to power.
E) rebuild Germany and thus restore confidence in the political system.

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The occupying powers, recognizing the harsh treatment of Germany in the Treaty of Versailles contributed to the rise of extremism and World War II, aimed to rebuild Germany after World War II. This approach was part of a broader strategy to ensure peace and stability in Europe by restoring confidence in the German political system and economy, rather than punishing the nation further.

To Avoid the "Mistakes" of the Treaty of Versailles, the Occupying