Germany lost ____ percent of its coal to Poland, France, Lithuania, and Denmark.

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Germany lost 26 percent of its coal to Poland, France, Lithuania, and Denmark.
The peace treaty at Versailles was harsh on Germany. Germany lost a tenth of its population, overseas colonies, 75 percent of its iron, and 26 percent of its coal to Poland, France, Lithuania, and Denmark. In addition, Germany had to pay compensation to the Allies, which amounted to 6 billion pounds. The First World War left a scorching impact on European societies. Soldiers were held above civilians, and publicists and politicians stressed the need for men to emerge as masculine, strong, and aggressive heroes. Trench life became a glorious idea as popularised by the media. The truth of miserable lives in the trenches and soldiers’ entrapment with rats fed on corpses was hidden from the public. They underwent enemy shelling and had to inhale poisonous gases.

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