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Peace Settlement after the World War I

ICSE · Class 11 · History

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1

Paris Peace Conference and the Big Three

  • The Peace Conference was held at Paris in January 1919 after Germany’s surrender and the November 1918 Armistice.
  • Thirty-two nations sent delegates representing three-fourths of the world’s population.
  • The most crucial decisions were taken by the Big Three: Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George, and George Clemenceau.
2

Territorial Settlement of Germany

  • Germany had to surrender territory on several fronts to neighbouring states.
  • Alsace and Lorraine were returned by Germany to France.
  • The Saar valley was administered temporarily by the League of Nations, and its future was to be decided by plebiscite after 15 years.
3

Military, Economic, and Colonial Terms

  • Germany’s army, navy, and air force were disbanded and dissolved.
  • Germany could keep only 1,00,000 forces for law and order.
  • Mass conscription and compulsory military training were banned because Germany was declared guilty of the war.
4

League of Nations and New World Order

  • A League of Nations was to be set up to protect the status quo and settle future disputes peacefully.
  • The settlement replaced hereditary dynasties such as the Romanovs, Kaisers, and Hapsburgs with parliaments and elected democracy.
  • The old balance of power system was discredited.

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