The treaty provisions did Hitler most likely consider to be humiliating were:
Limiting the German military, paying reparation, giving up territory and admitting guilt.
What is treaty of Versailles?
In June 1919, the terms of the Treaty of Versailles were released. The details of the Treaty were not discussed with the German lawmakers. In May 1919, the draught provisions were presented to them. Despite their vehement objections, the Allies paid them no attention. Germany had no other option but to ratify the Treaty.
Treaty of Versailles, an international accord that put an end to World War I, was signed in 1919 at the Palace of Versailles. Without the participation of the war's losers, it was principally negotiated by the United States, Great Britain, and France. Germany was compelled to acknowledge responsibility for Allied casualties and make hefty reparations. Its military establishment was diminished, its overseas territories were seized, and its European territory was reduced by around 10%. Even if some of the restrictions of the pact were relaxed in the 1920s, the animosity it generated contributed to the development of fascism in Italy and the formation of the Nazi Party in Germany. The League of Nations, the International Labour Organization, and the Permanent Court of International Justice were also founded under the treaty.
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Hence option A,B,C,D is correct answer
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