The Peace Treaties David Lloyd George- Britain Georges Clemenceau- France Woodrow Wilson- United States Vittorio Orlando- Italy.

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The Peace Treaties David Lloyd George- Britain Georges Clemenceau- France Woodrow Wilson- United States Vittorio Orlando- Italy

Wilson’s 14 Point Plan Self-determination- Govts. Free from foreign control A fair peace- “peace without victory” where enemies wouldn’t want revenge Disarmament- lasting peace meant end to militarism

Wilson’s 14 Point Plan cont… Fair treatment of colonial people- Imperialist power look out for welfare of people (part of govt.) League of Nations- International peace keeping group, settle quarrels, no secret treaty

Problems with Plan France strongly opposed – most battles in France – fear of future attack Self-determination- no way to draw borders and please everyone – too many nationalities

Peace of Paris 5 treaties- one with each defeated country Most important was Treaty of Versailles negotiated with Germany – June 1919

Territorial Changes France- regains Alsace-Lorraine, Saar region (coal mines) Poland- Polish corridor (German land), Danzig established as free city

Territorial Changes cont… Germany – Rhine river demilitarized – Army reduced to 100,000 with no heavy artillery – Draft abolished – Navy greatly reduced

Treaty of Versailles 5 major issues – Territorial Changes – Mandates – Reparations – New States – League of Nations

Mandates Regions administered by another country until ready for independence Germany lost overseas territories in Africa, Asia, Pacific Ocean

Reparations- war damages War blamed on Germany Germany forced to pay to make up for loss of property, ships, farms amount to pay= $33 billion ***German resentment of Allies***

New States Austria-Hungary= Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Hungary Austria forbidden from uniting with Germany again Ottoman Empire= lost land outside Turkey (Turkish nationalists overthrew Ottomans

League of Nations 160 countries – US did NOT join- isolationism (stay out of foreign entanglements) Members respect each others borders and settle disputes within League

Problems with Treaty Treaty too harsh on Germany Hard for new govt. to survive following treaty conditions Germans resent Allies – Just stopped fighting did NOT surrender

The Aftermath Total War- all human and material resources of countries used 8 million dead, 21 million wounded Civilians killed, population sacrificed, propaganda, censorship