Treaty of Versailles
Before the First World War had finished, the groundwork for the early stagesof another world war was beginning to take place in Germany. By the end of World War I, the economic and social foundation of European society was shaken. France had lost twenty percent of its young to middle-aged men, and Germany had also lost well over 15 percent. A Treaty was being proposed by President Woodrow Wilson in hope to finally end the bloodshed brought on by the first World War. The "victorious" Allied Powers met in Paris in January 1919 to speak of peace treaties to finally end the devastating war. President Woodrow Wilson had drawn up a series of proposals that he hoped would mark the beginning of a lasting era of peace and prosperity. These proposals came to be known as the Fourteen Points. The first five proposals would help set general goals for the postwar and aftermath. They included the following: 3. Removing economic barriers to trade 4. Reducing the size of national armies and navies 5. Adjusting colonial claims with fairness toward the colonial peoples The sixth through the thirteenth propositions implied changing national
not invited to attend the conference. countries insisted that Germany pay for the pain and death caused by the punishment dealt out by the Treaty of Versailles. This clause placed sole proposition to end W.W.I. In addition to Germany, other countries also felt instead of war. This fourteenth point eventually led up to the formation of the problem among the Germans. In fact, the intense pride for their country
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