How Was World War 1 Justified

When World War 1 ended, there was many casualties and damages throughout the four years. Most importantly, it left a doubt on who caused World War 1 and who was going to pay for the damages made. To settle this arguement there was a conference that united twenty seven countries and excluded 5 countries, Russia and the Central Power, called the Paris Peace Conference . The conference took place in Paris, France in June 28, 1919. In the conference, the Treaty of Versailles was created to end conflict between the Allied power and Germany. The Treaty of Versailles was not justified because the Allies blamed Germany for igniting the spark to the war and forced them to pay for all the damages that the war left.
To illustrate, in the conference the argument was revolving around the question of who caused War World One. In the end most countries concurred that Germany should take all blame. However,
Everyone contributed for the damages in the country, it was not fair that one country has to pay for all damages. In Article 232, it states, “She will make compensation for all done to the civilian population of the Allied and Associated Power and to their property… ” (Document B). This means that Germany has to pay for all the persons who died and for all the property that was sabotage. Some people may say that it is fair because they believed that Germany was the one who started that war and caused more damaged than any other country. But every county knew that entering a war will attract an economic crisis.This proves that it is not justified because the countries all knew that they will have to be spending money before the war, during the war and after the war. In addition, making Germany pay for all the destruction will only make the situation more tense because Germany will be in an economic crisis and it would leave nothing resolve, Germany will be