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Treaty of Versailles -1919-

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Treaty of Versailles-1919-

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The Treaty of Versailles was the peace treaty signed after the end of World War I.

The main objective was to control Germany.

Other objectives were:

a) To establish the culprit of the war.

b) To reorganise the map of Europe

c) To find a system to maintain peace.

d) To control the expansion of Communism.

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a) To establish the culprit of the war

• Germany was going to be declared the main culprit of the war.

• Germany was forced to pay all the war damages (reparations) to France and Germany.

• Germany was forced to reduce its army.

• Germany lost all its colonies in África and Asia.

• Germany lost territories in Europe: the corridor of Danzig (given to Poland), Alsace and Lorraine (given to France), the Sudetes (given to Czechoslovakia).

• Some German territories were occupied by French soldiers (Rhineland).

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b) To reorganize the map of Europe

Four European empires disappeared.

•Ottoman Empire

•German Empire

•Austro-Hungarian Empire

•Russian Empire

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- New nations are going to appear:

•Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania

•Poland

•Czechoslovakia

•Hungary

•Yugoslavia

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C) To find a system to maintain the peace.

The League of Nations was created based on the initiative of the president of the United States of America, Thomas Woodrow Wilson.

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d) To control the expansion of Communism.

This was possible thanks to the creation of a belt of new countries that were anti-Bolshevik.