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When did the US sign treaties with Germany and Austria-Hungary to end World War I?
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The original treaty to end the war with Germany was the Treaty of Versailles(28th June 1919) and for Austria-Hungary the Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye(10th Sept. 1919).
However, these treaties were not ratified by the US congress, so the US made separate treaties in 24th August 1921 with Austria and 25th August 1921 with Germany.
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