What was Rosenberg's standpoint towards the Treaty of Versailles?
He approved of it
He wanted to revise it
He wanted to ignore it
He sought its abrogation
Answer
Rosenberg believed that the Treaty of Versailles was a severe injustice against Germany, and he sought its abrogation. He believed that the treaty was responsible for the economic problems that Germany was facing, and that it was preventing Germany from regaining its rightful place in the world.
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