The Treaty Of Versailles and Establishment of Peace

The establishment of the Treaty of Versailles and the Versailles Peace Treaty creates uneasy peace. I will prove this by observing the desire for Big Three to retaliate against Germany, the four main problems encountered in forming the Convention, the final conditions of the Convention, and the Germans' anger. Big Three is a powerful leader of three from three powers. They are USA, France, UK Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau and David Lloyd George.

On June 28, 1919, the Treaty of Versailles was signed with the aim of creating sustainable world peace by punishing Germany and building an international alliance. The ally who drafted the Treaty of Versailles believes that this is not only a solution to war but also the foundation for European people to coexist under friendship and equality. Sadly, the treaty did not bring peace or justice, but opened the road to a more devastating World War II (Lu, '02)

After the war, the Paris Peace Conference formulated a series of peace treaties concerning the central government. Treaty of Versailles in 1919 formally ended the war. Based on Wilson 's 14th point, the Treaty of Versailles became an international alliance on June 28, 1919. When signing the treaty, I acknowledged that Germany is responsible for the war, paying huge war compensation, and agreeing to issue the territory to the winner. It caused a lot of bitterness. German, Italian and Japanese totalitarian regime was defeated, but the war left many unresolved political, social and economic problems, and to the Soviet Union under the guidance of their former alliance, Joseph Stalin On the other hand, I directly faced the West democracy. The two groups each have nuclear weapons, face each other and are exploring the signs of weakness.

UK, France, Italy imposed strict economic penalties on Germany under the Treaty of Versailles. The US Senate has not ratified the Treaty of Versailles, instead the United States and Germany and their allies signed another peace treaty. The Senate also refused to join the newly formed international alliance under the terms of Wilson and Wilson dismissed the Senate's compromise plan.