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Over 30 countries were represented at
Versailles
but only
3
really counted-Britain, France and the USA
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Key areas for discussion at the Paris Peace Conference
What should happen to the
Kaiser
?
What should happen to Germany's
colonies
?
Powers of
League
of
Nations
The German
army
Countries in
Eastern
Europe
How much
land
to lose?
Should Germany be
blamed
?
Reparations
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What should happen to the Kaiser?
1. Some of the British wanted him
hanged
2.
Holland
refused to give him up and he was allowed to stay living there
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What should happen to Germany's colonies?
1. The Big Three agreed to take Germany's
colonies
away
2. German colonies became
mandates
controlled by the LON
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Powers of League of Nations
Clemenceau
wanted a strong League with an army but Britain and USA did not want to send their soldiers to fight in such conflicts. This meant the LON did not have its own army
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The German army
1. They agreed to reduce the size of the German army
2. Britain and USA were worried
Communists
could take over Germany. France wanted Germany to be fully reduced in power
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Countries in Eastern Europe
1. Wilson had promised an
independent
Poland
2. The Allies also agreed to give independence to Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, states which Germany took from
Russia
in
1918
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How much land to lose?
1. The two main areas of disagreement were over The
Rhineland
and the
Saar
2. France wanted the Rhineland to be an independent country and France wanted control of the Saar
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All of the Big Three agreed that Germany should be
blamed
for starting World War One and therefore should face punishment
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Reparations
1. The Big Three agreed Germany should pay reparations but they could not agree on a figure
2. A special
commission
was given two years to decide on the amount to be paid
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