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This video highlights the shortcomings of negotiations for war reparations after world war 1 during the peace conference in Paris and the consequent peace treaty signed in the hall of mirrors in the Palace of Versailles - Known as The Treaty of Versailles. This video includes the treaty of Versailles explained in detail, the impositions made by the big four, namely, US President Woodrow Wilson, The British Prime Minister David Lloyd George, The Italian Prime Minister Vittorio Orlando and The French Premier Georges Clemenceau, on behalf of there respective countries and how they proved to be the final nail in the coffin for any hope for lasting peace in the region.
How did treaty of Versailles lead up to ww2 and how did the treaty of Versailles lead to the suffering of the German people by the imposition of unfair war reparations is discussed at length.
As we have learned from history, and in particular, from the treaty of Versailles, we cannot have lasting peace by imposing a punishment so great on a country in the form of enforcing reduction of military, surrender of land, confiscation and shutting down of industry that it would cause resentment and retaliation.
This dark chapter in the history of the world illustrates how, what might seem like a diplomatic solution for all at the moment, could turn into a tragedy of such proportions that its impact can be felt for decades, if not centuries.

Chapters:
0:00 The end of World War 1
0:22 The Paris Peace Conference
1:00 The signing of the Treaty Of Versailles
1:57 Territorial provisions of the Treaty
2:49 Forces and arms provisions of the Treaty
3:47 The guilt clause - Reparations
4:08 Consequences of the Treaty
5:13 Remilitarization
5:49 World War 2
7:16 Lessons from The Treaty of Versailles

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