The Treaty of Versailles

The Treaty Of Versailles played an important part in world history. For one it was when the big three being Georges Clemenceau, Woodrow Wilson And David Lloyd George all came together to fight Germany. This was also when they saw what they were getting out of the treaty.
The main terms of The Treaty Of Versailles were as follows these following things had to be agreed if the treaty was to go ahead, War guilt clause which Germany had to accept, Reparations which also worked out in the big threes favour Germany would have to pay out 66.0 Billion pounds. Next was Germanys territories and colonies this meant that Germany had to give up a lot of land. Then there was Germanys armed forces this meant that Germany had to be limited in ships men e.g. Germany could only have 100,000 men. Lastly but by no means least there was a League Of Nations started by Woodrow Wilson this meant that only if Germany agreed to all the terms of the treaty and kept the peace in all of the countries they would be invited to the League Of Nations.
Georges Clemenceau did reasonably well in the treaty. He was satisfied with most things that happened in the treaty.
Georges Clemenceau was extremely happy when he found out that his country was getting Alsace L



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Georges Clemenceau was happy that the League of Nations had been cleared because this all went in the right way of the war effort if the allies were to be victorious. This also boosted the confidence of Woodrow Wilson because this was the on thing he wanted out of the treaty.

David Lloyd George was quite happy about the war guilt clause because this meant that if he said he wanted to kill the Germans that it would get all of Great Britain behind him and that’s what he liked most about being Prime Minister. He also liked the idea of getting money of the Germans because this weakened them and therefore made it easier for the allies to win the war.

David Lloyd George was a whole new proposition in himself though because he was not only making himself satisfied with the treaty but he also needed to make his people of Great Britain happy.

Georges Clemenceau was happy with the reparations and demanded a handsome sum of 200 billion as time went on this amount got smaller but France were generally happy with Reparations.

Woodrow Wilson was satisfied with the treaty. He got a few of the things that he went in for.

Some topics in this essay:
Treaty Of Versailles, World War I, Paris Peace Conference 1919, Fourteen Points, Germany, League Of Nations, Woodrow Wilson, The League Of Nations, Georges Clemenceau, Germanys,

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