In world history there are two treaties that wanted to achieve almost the same goals, but in terribly different ways.

But of course both the Congress of Vienna and the treaty of Versailles were very significant decisions in European diplomacy.

The Congress of Vienna, which was a conference of European nations, was held in from September 1814 to June 1815, after the defeat of Napoleon. The other treaty, which could rather be called as nothing more, than a profit motive for the main nations of Europe, was ended the First World War in 1918.

The Congress of Vienna was held because the four great powers (England, Austria, Russia, and Prussia) joined to defeat France so they sat down to make a peace treaty to bring back the balance of power and keep it. They wanted to make sure that France doesn’t start again a war of aggression so they thought that France shouldn’t be weakened

So in the treaty they decided to punish France by taking away all the territory that was conquered by Napoleon, they wound up its army, exiled Napoleon to an island and asked France to pay debts to the victors. France accepted the conditions.

Their thinking was the same as in the Congress of Vienna, because they were afraid of that something like the Great War could happen again. So they would burn Germany at the stake.

The represented were the U.S., Great Britain, France and Italy. They didn’t invite Germany at all. The leader of the treaty was Woodrow Wilson, the American minister.

The leaders wanted to redrew the map as it was in 1782 and also wanted to rebuild the balance of power in Europe.

too much. The French diplomat, called Talleyrand, who represented the restored French king Louis XVIII, succeeded an equal share in the decisions to secure France. Castleraugh represented Britain, Russia was represented by Czar Alexander I., Prussia w

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