Peace Treaty Summary From Versailles Debates
The document outlines the peace terms among the United States Britain France Italy Japan and Belgium and other nations. It details League of Nations provisions German borders Alsace Lorraine and territorial adjustments with Poland Luxembourg and Denmark and the fate of the Saar Danzig East Prussia and the Baltic region. It covers German disarmament reparations military limits and the administration of occupied zones plus colonial transfers and economic clauses.
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Anii Germaany
Versailles
Preamio Pomen
United States
Emmpire
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
China
Cuba
Morvador
Greece
Guatemala
Multi
Modsus
Honduras
Liberia
Nicaragua
Pansma
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Roumaunin
Berbia
Siam
Cancho-Stovenlin
Uruwuay
Gerraxtny
League of Natione
League of Nations
Germany
Snap Commission
Dan- WE
Free City
Dangle
Cedes
Iwraneu
Alsace-Lorvaine
Luxemburg
Holland
East Prussia
Memel
Danzig
Rienish Palatinate
Bavaria
Agia
Kleswig
Germ Ind Austin
Ceeche Slovale
Carpathians
Thia State
Usta
Allenstein
Ast Progsia
Hortert
Regierungebeatric
Allensteln
Fast and
Wat Prosain
Oletsko
Angersburg
Oletsto
Stuhm
Rosen- Utr
Nineellenburg
Marienwerder
Vistula
Nve
Duwls
Danglz
Passege
Enet Prupsin
Enat Prussla
Geruuny
de Coreter
Danzig—Danely
Itia
League of Motions
Reague
Duns Shell
Danzy
Ita
Denmark
Sehief
Kappel
Schleswig
Frisdhvichstadt
Eider
North Sea
Tonning
Tound
Nortgay
Sweden
Krelgoland
Harkorn
Dhe Wann
Melgoland
Russia
Russian Empire
Brest- Shroyak
Ruania
Europe
Elbe
Pregne
Oder
Oper
Grodno
Danube
Ulm
Pirin
Leugia of Nations
International Commissiona
Great Britain
Romainia
Upper Danube
Rhine
Moselle
Strassbourg
Switzerland
Netherlands
Maby O Diversiae
Treaty terms seen in next peace accord with Germany
The document outlines postwar rules for Germany including Alsace Lorraine to France, Saar under internationalization, Danzig to international status, German army limited to 100000, navy to 24 ships, and demobilization beyond. It details reparations, territorial concessions, and the League of Nations governing trade, borders, and international law.
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Belgium
Germany
Moresnet
Eupen
Malmedy
Roveralguty
League of Nations
Nomr
Luxembourg
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Zollverein
Rhine
Amy Oleavern
Council of the
Sereer
Alsace-Lorraine
France
al~ sace-Lorraine
Frankfort
Lagtn
Alsace- Lorraine
Alsace-Lorrathe
Teparda
Sithia
Saar
Lorraine
Wondel
Sourus Fur Ag
Ledteue of Nations
League
Andairiuit
Corminasion
Bavaria
Austria
Europe
Wilhermne
Africa
Berlin
Brussels
Ankow
Kinovchew
Ageros
China
Palin
Hankow
Algeciras
Morocco
Egypt
Dritin
Turkey
Suez Canal
Bulgaria
Kirachow
Catslea
Sturehod
Aor
Shane Trim
Tsingtau
Telnaush
Freies
Sipin
Shanghai
Chefos
Khiochow Sa
Dapoan
Thordar
Armamenta
Lts
Sirenkih
Interont
Froudern
Leembore
Kilometara
German Mercantile Marine
Ius Jay
Imany
Pardea
Agres
Viiaing
Willa 11
Mohenzollera
Genta Eaperer
Wit Ura
Dolinia
Thia Commission
Agreta
Gercitny
Tile
Cerimyny
Auina
Austria- Hun
Tirana
Austria-Hungary
Bul- Burt
Bucharest
Breat-Lloval
Russia
Auatehl-Hitemary Oil
Trunsfer
Traall
Brazil
Curtoais
Saar Valley
Danzig
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Alsace-Lorraina
Unt
United States
Japan
Associated States
Switzerland
Unite States
International Labor Organization
Leggua
Nond
International Labor Office
I T 4S
Inbor
Asreea
Washington
Berne
Lafikenty
Hungary
Swiearla
Paris
Ak Xoon Ag
Ita
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Ceina
Eusepe
Ui Gurman Concessiona
Tientwin
Andodate Ravernmenta
Kevernity
Caliph Ottan
Sultan Okwawa
Reparators Commission
Alsace-Lorraing
Aleace-Lorraine
al Richie
The
Hague
Becuany
Mattan
Gerping
Ogrmning
Oryhor Railways
Shoe Alan
Adriatic
Vlume
Trieste
Hamburg
Stettin
Czecha
Slovakia
Rial Canat
Kel
Lovenher
Cologne
Coblenz
Mainz
Interallied Separation Commission
Medallves
D. Femea