Peace Conference at Paris Draws Up Versatile Treaty Plans
A long wartime peace summary details the Paris Conference opening January 18 and the drafting of terms for Germany. It notes the Big Five nations US Britain France Italy and Japan plus others shaping the League of Nations covenant by February 14 and the evolving terms for Austria and Shantung. The narrative follows Wilson and Clemenceau through the spring as German responses and Austrian talks unfold.
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Versailles
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Maly
Japan
Paris
Wilson
Robert Lansing
Henry White
Rome
Edward M. House
Tasker S. Bliss
Georges Clemenceau
Supreme Council
Council of Ten
Italy
Tw Rts
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Council of Foreign Ministers
Europe
League of Nations
League
International Labor Legislation Committee
Austria
Stalian
Fiuma
Fiume
Orlundo
America
Geneva
Shantung
Council of Three
Count Brocksdorff-Rantzau
Lusitania
Council of Four
St. Germain
Timeline of World War I key dates 1914 1919
A compact chronology lists major 1914 to 1919 events from Archduke assassination through Armistice and postwar shifts. It covers declarations of war, major battles, naval actions, revolutions, treaties, and the collapse of empires with emphasis on dates, leaders, and nations involved.
War With Germany A Statistical Summary highlights US WWI efforts
The War Department's new booklet by Col Leonard P Ayres summarizes US wartime costs and manpower through April 20 1919. It notes 21.25 billion spent, 4.8 million in arms, 2.086 million went over, 1.89 million fought in France, 13.93 billion charged to the army, and a 400 000 monthly induction peak with 801 000 shipped to Europe in one month.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Germany
Leonard P. Ayres
General Staff
Secret Baker
America
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
France
Europe
Ocean Transport Service
Argonne-Meuse
United
Federal
National Guard
Star Corps
Trai
Trans
United State
Participion
Lst
New Yorlk
Fairland
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Berthe
Signal Corps
Panama Canal
Springfield
Enfield
U. S
Great Britain
Eixteen
Rise and Fall of the German Empire in Versailles Echoes
A compact historical arc traces Germany from 1808 dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire through Bismarckian unification to WWI collapse. It notes Napoleon’s influence, the 1870 coronation of Wilhelm I, German naval aims, and the 1914 war decision that sealed the empire’s fate at Versailles.
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Versailles
Germany
Napoleonic Empire
Luderdorff
France
England
Foch
Hohenzollerns
Kay
Nanvleon
Austria
Prussia
German Empire
Holy Roman Empire
Hapsburgs
Metternich
Europe
Urussix
Bismarck
Denmark
Geenasia
Weferei
Tohengelern
Lorraine
Italy
Wilhelm II
Russia
Berlin- Bagdad
Turkey
Potsdam
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Versaill
Tray
Hollen
Portugal
Belgiaa
Brazil
Othe
Oas
Jae
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Serbia
Luxemburg
Belgium
Mons-Charleroi
Marne
Helgoland
British Isles
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
British Line
Bres
the Dunajec
Austria-Hungary
Verdun
Crown Prince
Jutland
the Somme
Hindenburg Line
Tsonzo Front
Caporetto
Piave
Bolshevski
Kerensky
Byng
Cambrai
Brest-Litovsk
Picardy
Zechruzge
the Marne
Pershing
St. Mihiel Salient
Bulgaria
Plage
Sedan
Kaiser Wilhelm
Emperor Charles
Rhine
Fornia
Matsomal
United Kingdom
States
Enieland
National
National Army
Middle West
Ayres
Air Service
de Havilands4
Chiteau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Comba
Norther Sde
Gettysburg
Peihattan
Bonaparte
William I
Hall of Mirrors
Britain
Torzenith i
Brost-Litovsk
Russa
Antwerp
Caspian Sea
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