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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1919

Page

10

France to get real guarantee against tees

France seeks stronger assurances beyond the league of nations as Paris reviews the Versailles terms. The article argues Britain and the United States support France's demand for additional guarantees, while preserving Wilsonian aims for a just peace amid German reductions and territorial changes.

France

Principles of peace terms outlined for a united league

A discussion on how principles championed in America and Europe seek terms acceptable to Germany and reflect legitimate claims of the four major powers. The text weighs the league of nations as a path to a lasting peace and distinguishes views among supporters of a formal treaty.

America Europe Germany League of Nations

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Advertiser

Germans to sign April 26 treaty promises limited reparations

In the presence of the Germans, no scrap of paper is sacred without military guarantee and credible pledges from Britain and the United States. The treaty to be signed on April 26 is not a violent peace, denies Alsace-Lorraine, recognizes oppressed peoples, but does not erase German lands, offers partial repayment for damages, and allows Germany to resume its path if it chooses.

France England Germany Wilson Paris Poland League of Versailles Europe Westphalia Utrecht Vienna League of Nations Covenant Great Britain Italy Congress United States Alsace-Lorraine Saar Luxemburg Schleswig Prussia Altho Belgium Tilsit Rhine Mr. Wilson

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