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Paper Abstract: Discusses origins & effects of WWI peace treaty. Examines thesis that its terms represented vindicttiveness by Allies toward Germany. Allied war & postwar aims, compromises, war guilt clause, effects in Germany. Paper Introduction: TREATY OF VERSAILLES This research paper discusses the origins and effects of the Treaty of Versailles and examines the validity of the thesis that its peace terms represented uncontrolled vindictiveness by the Western Allies toward the defeated Central Powers led by Germany. The terms of peace in the Treaty reflected the strong anti-German (and anti-Austrian) antagonisms which were aroused in the Western democracies by the catastrophic and traumatic effects of the First World War as well as by the chaos, disorder and revolutions in Central Europe which followed in its wake. The principal leaders of the victorious powers at the Paris Peace Conference, Prime Minister Lloyd George of Great Britain (LG), Premier Georges Clemenceau of France and President Woodrow Text of the Paper: The entire text of the paper is shown below. However, the text is somewhat scrambled. We want to give you as much information as we possibly can about our papers and essays, but we cannot give them away for free. In the text below you will find that while disordered, many of the phrases are essentially intact. From this text you will be able to get a solid sense of the writing style, the concepts addressed, and the sources used in the research paper. thedefeated Central Powers led by Germany The terms of peace chaos disorder and revolutions in Central Europewhich Woodrow Wilson ofthe United States approaches to theirdefeated enemies which a spirit of vindictiveness but achieved severe they were not as unjust provisions especially those dealing with war guilt reparations and of World War I was accompanied by toward Paris slowed the war awhile that Germany mightyet prevail However after the German western and on November the German Emperor William II Kaiser a fearful toll including more in Belgium and northernFrance resulting in hostilitiesran their course hatreds congealed belief that the enemy must on inflicting a punitive peace settlement Birdsall pointedout retain political and economic control over Belgium appropriate most of western Russia Poland and the Baltic eastern littoral Allied the disintegration of the German army and maximum pressure on theGermans to accept the supplies to enter Germany in jingoists seized theoffensive exploiting war-generated and to hang the Kaiser' and any sense of revenge any spirit of greed Khaki election LG committed himself on June in the Hall of Mirrors at Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Turkish Empires The central decision-making body of initial plenary sessionsorganized Commissions on specific subjects late January made by the Council of Four in March-April The ignored War Guilt Trial of War providedthat the Allied and Associated have been subjected as a consequence of last minute the German government offered to sign the international crime more flagrant thanGermany's attack leaders of Imperial Germany to account independentstates on Germany's eastern and southern borders The French objective vengeance but rather from aprofound unquestioned military genius and capacity of waging a world war which forcedit social revolutionarypressures and financially incapable of paying for British exports February he stipulated that peace must be made placed him at cross-purposes with LG Rhineland both of which contradicted thedespised Hun xvii-xviii However his domestic political position andhis Nations On March Wilson attempted but failed to Scott was actingunder instructions from American Secretary topay reparations for civilian damages not the full to the French that he was willing Wilson fell ill in early April Birdsall by the endof the war Woodrow Wilson's in May-June Birdsall and Link In November the readingthe clause on May German Foreign Minister Count Ulrich historians have argued aboutresponsibility for the origins of the views of post-revisionists Chickeringmakes several points blank check' to the Austrians to proceed militarily againstSerbia played and the Chiefof the German Army's General mobilized in support of Serbia and France which urged Europe Anglo-German naval rivalry the rigidityof Austrian treaty The Americans who never cared embraced it because it offered him someinsulation and more importantly becauseit had unfortunate destabilizing effects believe have neverbelieved and will never the Americans eventually lost interestin billion Bailey The treaty finally of under the Dawes Plan of and the incipient GreatDepression financed by American bonds many ofwhich were never repaid the cause of their economic troubles the effect ofwhich was scuttled by German sailors the s in defiance of the Silesiaand the Polish corridor Danzig was made of future nationalist discontent andagitation French plans to League of Nations supervision whicheventually ended acquiescence to many compromises by offering a joint Anglo-American security Germany and Longer-Range Implications On or not thetreaty was as unjust as it was this was due to the distortions of German German military collapse in The Germanright wing The Versailles Treaty was seen in Germany as ahumiliating diktat economist J M Keynes called its terms aCarthaginian fromthe spirit if not the time the treaty because of thoseprovisions lacked international credibility the Great War Cambridge Cambridge UP of Versailles London Eyre Methuen Arthur S Wilson The Diplomatist Order Versailles New York E P Dutton Nicholson Classical Modernity Trans Richard Deveson New York P The Origins of the Second validity of the thesis that its peace termsrepresented uncontrolled the catastrophic and traumatic effects Conference Prime Minister Lloyd George of war andshould be held accountable for its consequences More need to compensate for and to mask their postwar the Armistice and the unrealistic diplomacy ofWilson were developed and presented as dealt unfairly with their fallen foes Passions Aroused victory After the initial thrust bloody stalemate After theBolshevik revolution in Russia in November In late October a new Germangovernment had beenbeaten in the field It was in retreat were but Germanylost over million soldiers France million and ofthe war were estimated at more than billion Mee According hardened and became more extreme all According to Peukert public opinion in retain Alsace-Lorraine seized by it from France after theFranco-Prussian war war Underthe Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Agreement of November and thedeliberations and in Hungary in early which weresuppressed shortages Itremained in effect until July According to Mayer in the French election of November British election Klingaman said the nation He said on November no settlement which contravenes theprinciples of Australian Prime Minister WilliamHughes urged LG to collect full war costs Allied Postwar Aims and Compromises in by supplementarytreaties between the Allied of LG Clemenceau Wilson andItalian Nationsand the contents of its Covenant The was consumed dealing with various German objections to the treaty preamble to its sections on thetrial of war and damage to which the Allied and perhaps the single most controversialprovision in the treaty France The leading French expert French strategy to make Germany pay the full costs France the Rhineland and the Saar coalbasin recover the east Nicholson Frenchpolicy stemmed Frenchmen faced sixty million Germans and the demographic gap overwhelm France Britain shared French fears of a revival of France over the dangers that too harsh a a Peace with Justice which was encapsulated in Wilson's Clemens Wilson initially opposedreparations which He also resisted French demands to dismemberGermany especially their seizure cheering throngs in December to opposition in the Senate tohis on the Commission on Responsibility for theWar J B Scott other German war criminals In the American view legally undercut by John Foster Dulles one of the by his private foreign policyadviser starting the war and for the damages deep distrust of them Wilson stronglyopposed any revision of the war beexamined by an impartial only ones guilty of war Such a confession in that anyone haddeliberately started the war or the Serbian-inspired terrorist assassination of the Austrian Archduke the German Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg was willing to take sooner thebetter' Neither were the other initial parties to the of the war Many longer term factors were extremely short-sighted in allowing the warguilt scope of reparations as contemplated It was too one-sided to bebelieved by into a powerful weapon of agitation by German Even though provision for the trial of war British billion went far beyond Germany'sfinancial capacity eventual amount of billion set in was successively scaled amount paid by Germany was less thanone Nonetheless because the Germans believed that the treaty Germany lost its merchant marine avoided thefull impact of these provisions due to their own lackof unity and timidity underCzech rule These arrangements violated Wilson's by LG and theAmericans which resulted in temporary French League of Nations which Americanever joined because of opposition peremptory approach to diplomacy ultimately failed to gain much terms imposed upon the vanquished would rest notpermanently the treaty as a fair settlement Fatherlandagainst encirclement by mortal enemies army had been stabbed in the back by leftists shame and the instrument of Germany'sslavery Kershaw These Klingaman Conclusion The peace terms contained and retribution Eventhough many of its substantive provisions Books Birdsall Paul Versailles Twenty Years After New Howard Portrait of a Decision The Council Klingaman William K The Year Our Politics and Diplomacy of Peacemaking Containment andCounterrevolution at Versailles New W Dickes Freeport NY Books for Libraries P Peukert of Power Trans Robert and Rita Kumber Chapel Hill U and European Diplomacy Reparation World TREATY OF VERSAILLES This research paper discusses the origins in the Treaty reflected the strong anti-German and followed in its wake The shared the belief of their electorates that Germany andits allies included sometimes conflicting postwar objectivesand in the only limited success inmoderating the harshness of the peace as they seemed to many at some of the territorial adjustments helped destabilizeEurope's equilibrium by creating great outbursts ofpatriotic fervor in all the capitals of the in the West turned into aprotracted offensive of early stalled the superior weight of Allied resources Wilhelm abdicated The Alliedvictory had been a near than million menkilled in action over million wounded and nearly half a million civilian deaths in France one's own propaganda came to bebelieved moderate be made topay for all the sacrifices that official German documents showed ofFrance's prewar colonies and exact suitable indemnities from the war aims toward the Central Powers homefront Germany dissolved into political instability civil peace terms the Allied blockade on Germany return forGermany's delivery of their High anti-Hun sentiments to enlist masssupport for partisan to squeezeGermany like a lemon until you can hear the any grasping desire tooverride the fundamental principles of righteousness tothe impossible task of satisfying the electorate Versailles by the Allied Powers the UnitedStates an Associated the Paris Peace Conference wasthe Council and February were largely taken up drafttreaty was presented to a German delegation Criminals and Reparations The war guilt'clause was governments affirm and Germany accepts the responsibility of the war imposed upon them by the aggression of Germany rest ofthe treaty provided it was excised Its on France of August never was one moredeliberately planned before an internationaltribunal achieve the complete demilitarization was to create a zone of protection against the day sense of insecurity and weakness vis-a-vis for organization meant that in to sink deeply into debt to the United whichwere vital to Britain's recovery The United States had stood on the basis of no and Clemenceau Hesought to scale down Allied reparations demands and theWilsonian principle of self-determination According to Klingaman Wilsonhad come to leverage in the Peace Conference was have the war guiltclause stricken from the of State Robert Lansing who tookthe position that international law war costs in which LG byMarch wanted toaccept in principle the war guilt clause provided they and Birdsall and Schwabe Nevertheless Wilson idealism had been tempered by German government proposed and the vonBrockdorff-Rantzau said it is demanded of us that we war Kennan said the origins of thewar Austria-Hungary bore a major share of theresponsibility by declaring war a key role in causing the crisis in the Balkans Staff Helmuth von Moltke recommendedrisking a general war Russia to stand firm free of some German and Russian mobilization timetables and forit acquiesced because it helped against attacks on the treaty by his on German politics and ultimatelyon the stability believe that they and their allies were solelyresponsible for the trying the Kaiser The original reparations estimates authorized an initialpayment of billion and left the final under the Young Plan of Payments were finally abandoned byGermany and helped deepen the Depression According to Mee the actual of the reparations clauses of the Versailles Treaty was in the Orkneys in June and itsairforce The Allies The gains achieved by the Allies a free city under the supervisionof the League of dismember Germany along its western border in the s Wilson compromised many of his guarantee which also lapsed for the same January Wilson warned that only perceived by many of its critics at thetime it was war propaganda which persuaded many Germans that they perpetuated the myth that Germany had not lost which Hitler as a rising peace Herbert Hoover said hate and revenge letter of Wilson's Fourteen Points It was from the outset Works CitedBailey Thomas Clemens Hendrick A Woodrow Wilson Kennan George F American Diplomacy Chicago U of Chicago P A Look At His Major Foreign Harold Peacemaking New York Grosset Dunlap Nowak Friedrich Hill and Wang Schwabe Klaus Woodrow Wilson Revolutionary Germany and World War New York Atheneum Tardieu Andre The vindictiveness by the Western Allies toward of the First WorldWar as well as by the Great Britain LG Premier Georges Clemenceau of France and President however than asimple desire for revenge motivated their respective weakness The United States was least motivatedby Although the peace terms ultimately offered to Germany were well as thecontents of certain by the War The outbreak of the German armyacross Belgium and an exhausted Russiadeserted the Allied cause making it appear for headed by Prince Max of Baden sued for peace But it had not been routed ordestroyed The war exacted Britain about The war in the West was fought mainly toKennan among the populations of all the warring powers as around The spirit of vengeance and the all the combatant nationswas bent of annex the adjacent Longwy-Briey ore basin of January Germany gained dominion overlarge parts of the Paris Peace Conference January-June One reasonthis occurred was by right wing elements To maintain Link It was relaxed somewhatin March to permit food and theBritish khaki election of December the was in a vindictivemood applauding candidates' promises eternal justice will be a permanent one We must notallow costs from the Central Powers According to Birdsall after the Paris Basic Facts The Treaty of Versailles was executed and Associated Powers and what was then left ofthe former Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando After key decisions regarding peace termsto Germany were most but not all of which were criminals and reparations Article of the Treaty Associated governments and their nationals The Germans vigorously opposed it to the bitterend At the on the treaty AndreTardieu stated never was an of the war bringthe top Alsace-Lorraine and create Poland and other not so much from a desire for was widening This disparity taken together with Germany's Prussian militarism Ithad largely been bankrupted by the cost peacemight produce a weakened Germany unable to resist FourteenPoints speech of January In another speech on went beyond compensation for damages and losses bycivilians which of the Saar coal basin and theirindefinite occupation of the restrain the French and British desire for revenge upon plans for a League of to accept that clause Schwabe the Germans had only agreed under the Pre-Armistice Agreement American members of theReparations Commission who indicated Colonel Edward House who caved in on most reparations issuesafter resultingfrom German aggression Nowak According to of the treaty's war guilt clause international commission of experts Upon my mouthwould be a lie Klingaman Ever since schemed it Summarizing in the FrancisFerdinand even though he later had second thoughts the erraticKaiser's the risk of a European war conflict especially Russia which first led to the war suchas the armaments race in clause to remain in the in the Pre-ArmisticeAgreement and the final treaty LG serious students of the subject counter-propaganda Bailey said the Germans did not criminals remained in thefinal treaty the British as well as to pay which American experts estimated in did notexceed back because of Germany's hyper-inflation third of the billion mostly reparations debts whether paid or not were almost all its navy the largest part Later Adolf Hitler rearmed Germany in Germany was stripped of large German-speaking areas of Upper principle of self-determination and became a source control of the Rhineland andthe Saar for years under in the American Senate and he and LGobtained French either from his Allies or his domesticopponents Effects in but only as upon quicksand Clemens Whether between equals without victors orvanquished' In part and in part to the sudden anddisorienting nature of the Jews and other traitors at home German criticisms were echoed by Westerncritics of the treaty British in the Treaty of Versailles departed were not as intrinsically unfairas they were portrayed at the York Reynal Hitchcock Chickering Roger Imperial Germany and of Four And the Treaty World Began New York St Martin's P Link York Knopf Mee Charles L Jr The End of Detlev J K The Weimar Republic The Crisis of of North Carolina P Taylor A J Politics New York Devin-Adair and effects of the Treatyof Versailles and examines the anti-Austrian antagonisms which were aroused in the Westerndemocracies by principal leaders of the victorious powersat the Paris Peace had been solely responsible for the outbreak of the case of Great Britain and France the terms due to a steady erosion of itsbargaining power after the time nevertheless the manner in which they the impression in Germany and elsewherethat the Allies European warring powers whoseleaders promised early four year slugging match and reinforced by Americanaid and manpower proved decisive run thing Taylor said the German army million civiliandeaths Chickering American military deaths alone widespread physical destruction and economic disruption The total costs people were shouted down and brought into disrepute andwar aims of the war were not limited to the westernAllies that a victorious Germanyplanned to victimsto compensate her for the tremendous financial costs of the noticeably hardened betweenthe time of the pre-Armistice chaos and left wingrevolutions in Berlin Munich wasactually tightened after the Armistice causing severe food Seas Fleet to the Allies political economic and foreign policy aims During the pips squeak' xi LG knewbetter Nicolson However Britain's Dominions led by by promise of recovering full war Power and Germany It was followed of Four which was made up with the organization of the League of on May Another month and ahalf inserted in the treaty as a Germany and her allies for causing all the loss and her allies Bailey The war guilt clause is original author and most vigorousadvocate was The war guilt clause was a central lynch pin inthe of Germany extend Frenchcontrol over German lands bordering when the Germanmenace would loom menacingly again in Germany AsTrachtenberg said forty million the natural course of things Germany would States Britain however wasmore sensitive than was for a Peace Without Victory in favorof annexations nocontributions no punitive damages limit them in time tono more than years Europe where he was greeted by weakened by Republican victoriesin the election of November and growing reparations article He supported the refusal ofthe American representative did not provide a sufficient basis totry the Kaiser or to include the costs of veterans' pensions However Wilsonwas the Britishlimited their reparations demands and firmly believed that Germany was morally if notlegally responsible for a violent hatredof the Germans and a Alliesrejected that the issue of responsibility for the outbreak shall confessourselves to be the were complex in the extreme and you could not say on Serbia in retaliation for to escalateinto a European-wide war which he believed should be fought the share of the responsibilityfor the outbreak the seethingtensions in the Balkans The Allied statesmen salve their conscience over the differencebetween the domestic right-wingopponents who favored an even harsher peace of Central Europe Peukert said the war-guilt clause was turned damages caused by the war of the French billion and the amount to be determined by anInter-Allied Reparations Commission in The in In the end the total economic effect of reparations then was economically negligible fiercely embittering to the Germans Demilitarization and Territorial Arrangements Under army was limited to men Germany secretly in thisarea were real but nevertheless short-lived largely Nations German minorities in the Sudetenland came wereeventually scaled down through compromises engineered principles inorder to obtain French agreement to a reason Wilson due to his rigid personality and a peace between equalscan last A victor's definitely so perceived in Germany Taylor said no Germanaccepted had fought to defend the the war butrather that the German agitator in Munich in theearly s called a peace of ran through itspolitical and economic passages negotiatedamidst the primal passions of post-war vengeance A Woodrow Wilson and the Lost Peace Chicago Quadrangle World Statesman Boston Twayne Elcock expanded ed Kershaw Ian Hitler Hubris New York Norton Policies Baltimore Johns Hopkins P Mayer Arno J Versailles Trans by Norman Thomas E Peacemaking Missionary Diplomacy and the Realities Truth about the Treaty Indianapolis Bobbs-Merrill Trachtenberg Marc France thedefeated Central Powers led by Germany The terms of peace chaos disorder and revolutions in Central Europewhich Woodrow Wilson ofthe United States approaches to theirdefeated enemies which a spirit of vindictiveness but achieved severe they were not as unjust provisions especially those dealing with war guilt reparations and of World War I was accompanied by toward Paris slowed the war awhile that Germany mightyet prevail However after the German western and on November the German Emperor William II Kaiser a fearful toll including more in Belgium and northernFrance resulting in hostilitiesran their course hatreds congealed belief that the enemy must on inflicting a punitive peace settlement Birdsall pointedout retain political and economic control over Belgium appropriate most of western Russia Poland and the Baltic eastern littoral Allied the disintegration of the German army and maximum pressure on theGermans to accept the supplies to enter Germany in jingoists seized theoffensive exploiting war-generated and to hang the Kaiser' and any sense of revenge any spirit of greed Khaki election LG committed himself on June in the Hall of Mirrors at Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Turkish Empires The central decision-making body of initial plenary sessionsorganized Commissions on specific subjects late January made by the Council of Four in March-April The ignored War Guilt Trial of War providedthat the Allied and Associated have been subjected as a consequence of last minute the German government offered to sign the international crime more flagrant thanGermany's attack leaders of Imperial Germany to account independentstates on Germany's eastern and southern borders The French objective vengeance but rather from aprofound unquestioned military genius and capacity of waging a world war which forcedit social revolutionarypressures and financially incapable of paying for British exports February he stipulated that peace must be made placed him at cross-purposes with LG Rhineland both of which contradicted thedespised Hun xvii-xviii However his domestic political position andhis Nations On March Wilson attempted but failed to Scott was actingunder instructions from American Secretary topay reparations for civilian damages not the full to the French that he was willing Wilson fell ill in early April Birdsall by the endof the war Woodrow Wilson's in May-June Birdsall and Link In November the readingthe clause on May German Foreign Minister Count Ulrich historians have argued aboutresponsibility for the origins of the views of post-revisionists Chickeringmakes several points blank check' to the Austrians to proceed militarily againstSerbia played and the Chiefof the German Army's General mobilized in support of Serbia and France which urged Europe Anglo-German naval rivalry the rigidityof Austrian treaty The Americans who never cared embraced it because it offered him someinsulation and more importantly becauseit had unfortunate destabilizing effects believe have neverbelieved and will never the Americans eventually lost interestin billion Bailey The treaty finally of under the Dawes Plan of and the incipient GreatDepression financed by American bonds many ofwhich were never repaid the cause of their economic troubles the effect ofwhich was scuttled by German sailors the s in defiance of the Silesiaand the Polish corridor Danzig was made of future nationalist discontent andagitation French plans to League of Nations supervision whicheventually ended acquiescence to many compromises by offering a joint Anglo-American security Germany and Longer-Range Implications On or not thetreaty was as unjust as it was this was due to the distortions of German German military collapse in The Germanright wing The Versailles Treaty was seen in Germany as ahumiliating diktat economist J M Keynes called its terms aCarthaginian fromthe spirit if not the time the treaty because of thoseprovisions lacked international credibility the Great War Cambridge Cambridge UP of Versailles London Eyre Methuen Arthur S Wilson The Diplomatist Order Versailles New York E P Dutton Nicholson Classical Modernity Trans Richard Deveson New York P The Origins of the Second validity of the thesis that its peace termsrepresented uncontrolled the catastrophic and traumatic effects Conference Prime Minister Lloyd George of war andshould be held accountable for its consequences More need to compensate for and to mask their postwar the Armistice and the unrealistic diplomacy ofWilson were developed and presented as dealt unfairly with their fallen foes Passions Aroused victory After the initial thrust bloody stalemate After theBolshevik revolution in Russia in November In late October a new Germangovernment had beenbeaten in the field It was in retreat were but Germanylost over million soldiers France million and ofthe war were estimated at more than billion Mee According hardened and became more extreme all According to Peukert public opinion in retain Alsace-Lorraine seized by it from France after theFranco-Prussian war war Underthe Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Agreement of November and thedeliberations and in Hungary in early which weresuppressed shortages Itremained in effect until July According to Mayer in the French election of November British election Klingaman said the nation He said on November no settlement which contravenes theprinciples of Australian Prime Minister WilliamHughes urged LG to collect full war costs Allied Postwar Aims and Compromises in by supplementarytreaties between the Allied of LG Clemenceau Wilson andItalian Nationsand the contents of its Covenant The was consumed dealing with various German objections to the treaty preamble to its sections on thetrial of war and damage to which the Allied and perhaps the single most controversialprovision in the treaty France The leading French expert French strategy to make Germany pay the full costs France the Rhineland and the Saar coalbasin recover the east Nicholson Frenchpolicy stemmed Frenchmen faced sixty million Germans and the demographic gap overwhelm France Britain shared French fears of a revival of France over the dangers that too harsh a a Peace with Justice which was encapsulated in Wilson's Clemens Wilson initially opposedreparations which He also resisted French demands to dismemberGermany especially their seizure cheering throngs in December to opposition in the Senate tohis on the Commission on Responsibility for theWar J B Scott other German war criminals In the American view legally undercut by John Foster Dulles one of the by his private foreign policyadviser starting the war and for the damages deep distrust of them Wilson stronglyopposed any revision of the war beexamined by an impartial only ones guilty of war Such a confession in that anyone haddeliberately started the war or the Serbian-inspired terrorist assassination of the Austrian Archduke the German Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg was willing to take sooner thebetter' Neither were the other initial parties to the of the war Many longer term factors were extremely short-sighted in allowing the warguilt scope of reparations as contemplated It was too one-sided to bebelieved by into a powerful weapon of agitation by German Even though provision for the trial of war British billion went far beyond Germany'sfinancial capacity eventual amount of billion set in was successively scaled amount paid by Germany was less thanone Nonetheless because the Germans believed that the treaty Germany lost its merchant marine avoided thefull impact of these provisions due to their own lackof unity and timidity underCzech rule These arrangements violated Wilson's by LG and theAmericans which resulted in temporary French League of Nations which Americanever joined because of opposition peremptory approach to diplomacy ultimately failed to gain much terms imposed upon the vanquished would rest notpermanently the treaty as a fair settlement Fatherlandagainst encirclement by mortal enemies army had been stabbed in the back by leftists shame and the instrument of Germany'sslavery Kershaw These Klingaman Conclusion The peace terms contained and retribution Eventhough many of its substantive provisions Books Birdsall Paul Versailles Twenty Years After New Howard Portrait of a Decision The Council Klingaman William K The Year Our Politics and Diplomacy of Peacemaking Containment andCounterrevolution at Versailles New W Dickes Freeport NY Books for Libraries P Peukert of Power Trans Robert and Rita Kumber Chapel Hill U and European Diplomacy Reparation World If this paper is not what you are looking for, you can search again: Search for: or Click here to request an essay written just for you.

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