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Title: A Twenty Year Truce; Is This A Fair Comment On The Treaty Of Versailles?
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Many historians, politicians, and economists had different views and opinions on the treaty of Versailles. It was said too be far to extreme and harsh, and that unnecessary points were given. Fosch argued the treaty was no more than a Twenty Year Truce. We now know it was unsuccessful and Fosch was not far from right, but was it really as harsh and unfair as it seemed to the German public? Or can a valid defense be made, and therefore the points of the treaty justified? Was Fosch right to believe this about the well known and discussed treaty?
This treaty was created by 4 powers; Clemenceau from France, Lloyd George from Britain, Wilson from USA and Orlando from Italy (Italy was not considered a very large influence in the creating of the treaty though he did take part.) In 1918, after ...
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