Treaty of Versailles handed to German plenipotentiaries at Versailles
Paris May 17 The peace treaty with Germany was handed to German plenipotentiaries in Versailles. It is about 80 000 words in fifteen sections and reflects the work of over a thousand experts over three and a half months. The covenant of the League of Nations is the first section and many territorial and military terms follow, including Alsace Lorraine to France and large territorial changes. The document details reparations, economic clauses, and the global governance framework, with Germany’s army capped at 100 000 and Alsace Lorraine ceded to France. The league’s duties and the mandate system are outlined, with international oversight to guide postwar reform. Continued on Page 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
League of Nation
Europe
Alsace Lorraine
France
Saar
Danzig
Belgium
Denmark
Prussia
Silesia
Poland
Territor
Morocco
Egypt
Siam
Liberia
Czecho-Slovakia
Oland
Rhing
Rhine
International High Court
Holland
League of Nations
League of. Nations
Danzl
Central Africa
Mandatory
League
Africa
South Pacific Islands
Alsacelorraine
Tuxemburg
Oppeln
Posen
West Prussia
East Prussia
Memel
Bavaria
Tuxem
Morenet
Moresnet
Hupen
Malmedy
Council of the
Flow of Meat Reaches East as Livestock Travel Distances Grow
The flow of meat shows that half of meat consumers live in the East while most live stock are located one to two thousand miles away from those who need it for food. This separation highlights the geographic gap between production and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saerte
Sarre
Council
Paderewski
Uccessful i Hig Ettoris
Pederewski
Ciichahowski
United States
West
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Tated
the Universal
Western Auto Company