The Paris Peace Conference
The Paris Peace conference was the meeting of the “Allied Victors” which followed the end of WW1 to create peace terms for the defeated Central powers following the armistices of 1918. The countries were Russia, Great Britain, Italy, Germany, and Austria-Hungary.
2.) List at least five problems that the peacemakers faced at Versailles. Problems started immediately when some of the countries were taken out of the peace process. President Wilson spoke about a peace conference that wrote a treaty that was fair to all, but the European Allied governments weren’t lenient of their losses. They urged to dictate the peace settlement. Russia, under communist ruled and beset by civil war, wasn’t even encouraged. The representatives of the defeated
Central Powers were let to have little role in writing the peace terms.
2.) List at least five problems that the peacemakers faced at Versailles. Problems started immediately when some of the countries were taken out of the peace process. President Wilson spoke about a peace conference that wrote a treaty that was fair to all, but the European Allied governments weren’t lenient of their losses. They urged to dictate the peace settlement. Russia, under communist ruled and beset by civil war, wasn’t even encouraged. The representatives of the defeated
Central Powers were let to have little role in writing the peace terms.