What do Italians think of the Treaty of Versailles?

The Treaty of Versailles is synonymous with "deception" and a painful memory in the hearts of Italians. They felt that Italy had won an "incomplete victory". "Italy won the war, but lost peace. Despite its achievements, Italy was still a dissatisfied country when it appeared at the peace conference. " Versailles brought Italy a sense of loss like a great shame. Let's talk about why Italy is so lost as a victorious country. Italy, like Japan, is defined as a new industrial country. During World War I, the Italian government gave up its alliance with the Second Reich and Austria-Hungary, and turned to the side of Britain and France, thus gaining the status of a victorious country in World War I. However, in the Treaty of Versailles of 19 19, Italy did not benefit as Britain, France and the United States did, and even might as well just fight Qingdao. Japan inexplicably obtained the privileges of some German island colonies in China and the Pacific Ocean from the defeated Germany, and also separated several battleships of the German ocean fleet, and earned enough weight in the subsequent naval negotiations, becoming a second-rate sea power country, which is tied with Italy and France and second only to Britain and the United States. Italy, on the other hand, does not even have an overseas colony in Germany! Compared with the trauma brought to Italy by the war, this small gain is simply a drop in the bucket. As a result, Italy's domestic economy began to retrogress, the political situation became unstable, and new ideological trends began to flood ... The government could not control the situation ... 1922, Mussolini Fascist Party came to power, and Italy became the first dictatorial fascist country. However, fascism failed to save Italy. From 1922 to 193 1, the economic situation in Italy continues to deteriorate, and the number of unemployed people is also increasing. At the same time, the situation of Italy's foreign aggression and expansion is not optimistic. Italy's military strength has not made much progress because of fascist dictatorship and militarism. The Italian army with low morale and internal corruption soon suffered heavy losses in the later war ... Mussolini took advantage of the Italian sense of loss and promised to avenge the humiliation of Versailles and seize power under the banner of revisionism. Throughout the 1920s, Italy's foreign policy choices remained on the definition of Versailles. The reason for this is the relative stability of Versailles itself on the one hand, and the drag of its extremely backward economic strength on the other. At the end of World War I, Italy was still a semi-developed country economically. In addition, there is another important reason, that is, in the face of frequent political crises in the 1920s, Mussolini had to put more energy into China rather than abroad. It was not until the late 1920s that Mussolini established a firm fascist dictatorship in China. Italy, which has appeared on the international stage since then, will be another gesture.