What was not one of the demands made on Germany following their surrender in world War 1?

One of the demands not made on Germany following their surrender in World War I was the requirement to dismantle their entire industrial infrastructure. Instead, the Treaty of Versailles focused on territorial losses, reparations payments, and military restrictions, aiming to weaken Germany's capacity to wage war again. The treaty imposed severe limitations on the German military and mandated significant territorial concessions, but it did not call for the complete destruction of Germany's industrial base.