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Treaty of Versailles

Representatives from the winning countries met to decide the terms of the peace treaty. The leader of France (Georges Clemenceau) wanted Germany crushed so that his country would never be invaded again. The US (Woodrow Wilson) wanted a peace without victory - no winners or losers – everyone treated fairly so that no country would want revenge. Britain (David Lloyd George) tried to compromise. Georges Clemenceau

Woodrow Wilson , David Lloyd George US Britain

The treaty was signed in the French palace at Versailles The treaty was signed in the French palace at Versailles. Representatives from the losing countries had to sign the agreement whether they agreed to the terms or not or the war would begin again.

PALACE of VERSAILLES

Terms of the treaty Reparations – payments for damages caused in the war. Germany and its allies had to agree to make these payments. Germany’s share amounted to $33 billion. Land - losing countries lost land from their borders and overseas colonies. Military power – Germany was forced to reduce the size of its army to just 100,000 men, give up most of its navy and its air force. The country would have enough strength to defend itself but not to attack. A section of Germany close to France was turned into a demilitarized zone.

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LEAGUE of NATIONS 1 Germany can’t join – lost the war – still considered an enemy USSR can‘t join – dropped out early – communist government 2 Argument between countries – the 2 countries present their arguments to an impartial judge (another country) who makes a decision – could take up to 6 months 3 If you don’t agree with the decision – shut off from all communication and trade – isolated from the rest of the world 4 US followed a policy of isolation – did not get involved with the problems of other countries