Turbulent Year 1919 Ends With Unsettled Peace Efforts
The year 1919 sees Europe still in ferment as peace talks advance in Paris. Wilson, George, Orlando, and Clemenceau steer the council of four through disputes over Fiume, the League of Nations covenant, and German terms amid unrest in Germany Hungary Italy and Russia.
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