Treaty of Versailles Flashcards

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purpose?

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allow victorious winners to meet and decide what to do with the defeated leaders

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leaders:

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-Georges Clemenceau (France Prime Minister)
-David Lloyd George (Britain Prime Minister)
-Woodrow Wilson (US President)

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Georges Clemeneau’s aims

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-France had devastating destruction, didn’t want it to happen again
-Germany to pay war damages
-Germany to loose land gained and more
-German armed forces destroyed completely
-Germany so crippled it couldn’t attack again

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David Lloyd George’s aims

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-Britain has suffered
-Germany punished justly
-stop naval forces, britain wanted to ‘rule the seas’

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Woodrow Wilson’s aims

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-USA didn’t suffer as much as joined late
-end war fairly and resist another war
-self independence for countries of Eastern Europe

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G.A.R.G.L.E

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G-Guilt Clause 231, Germany accepts all the blame for the loss and damage
A-Armed Forces, army 100,00 conscription banned, no submarines, no aeroplanes, 6 battleships, Rhineland demilitarised
R-Reparations, 6.6 billion, 1984
G-Germany lost land
L-League of Nations
E-Extra, forbidden alliance with Austria, Eastern Europe independent states

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Allie’s reactions

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G.C-liked harsh things, but wanted it to be harsher, wanted Germany split into smaller countries
D.L.G-got some colonies, small German naval army, but disappointed, far too harsh, though another war would come in 25 years
W.W-League of Nations, self determinations, some of his 14 points didn’t get in, Senator refused to join League of Nations or sign Treaty of Versailles

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German Reaction (UBRAT)

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U-Unfair, weren’t represented at treaty, couldn’t make comments or choice, insult that they couldn’t join League of Nations
B-Blame, though guilt should be shared
R-Reparations, crippled by them, country already destroyed after the war & people couldn’t afford food
A-Army, unable to defend themselves if attacked, small army hurt pride
T-Territory, destroyed economy and pride

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