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Who was the source and what was the thesis of the cartoon below?(Germany crushed under a bag of reparations that totaled 55 billion)a. it's a French newspaper arguing that Germany deserved the bill for the war because they were responsible for starting itb. it's an American newspaper supporting Wilson's "He Kept Us Out Of War" slogan by detailing the expense of the warc. it's a German newspaper complaining about the one-sided Treaty of Versaillesd. it's an American newspaper suggesting Germany was being crushed by the financial requirements of the Treaty of Versailles
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