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a. Germany and the Treaty of Versailles

Following the armistice of 1918, the Allied leaders met to sort out peace terms at Versailles, France. This was a time of great optimism with many hoping that any peace deal would follow the ideas put forward by the American President Woodrow Wilson. However, Wilson's aims for a peace deal were very different to those of the British Prime Minister, Lloyd George, and the French Prime Minister, Clemenceau. This page...

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