They understood that Hitler’s rise had much to do with the unemployment (not the inflation) that resulted from imposing more debt on Germany at the end of World War I. The Allies did not take into account the foolishness with which the debts had been accumulated or talk about the costs that Germany had imposed on others.
Essi compresero che l'ascesa di Hitler aveva molto a che fare con la disoccupazione (non l'inflazione) derivante dall'imposizione di altro debito alla Germania dopo la prima guerra mondiale.