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Treaty of Versailles

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September 12, 2013

 

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While Germany was retreating, they would blow up all of the factories and coal mines so that their enemy couldn’t use it. This caused quite a lot of damage to the French economy. George Clemenceau was set on crippling Germany both economically and militarily. It was his idea to reduce Germany’s military to 100,000 soldiers and to have Germany pay very, very, high reparations...
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He also wanted to divide up Germany into many different countries so that they would have no power and it would make it harder for them to unite. Fortunately, Clemenceau wasn’t able to make that a part of the treaty. Great Britain’s goals were to mainly get rid of Germany’s navy. For hundreds of years, Britain’s navy had ruled the seas and then Germany began to build a navy that was comparable to Britain’s...
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