Pact Strips Germany of All World Power
An official Versailles summary describes the peace treaty ending German militarism and curbing its fleets and army. It outlines territorial losses including Alsace Lorraine and parts of Upper Silesia, demobilization, reparations, and new borders. The treaty imposes economic controls, occupation, and postwar limitations enforced by the League of Nations.
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