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Who were the main leaders for World War I?
world war 1
What are the three main duties of the foreign policy?
the main purpose is for the president to meet with foreign leaders.
Who were the three main leaders of axis countries?
Hitler, Mussolini Tojo
Who were the three main world leaders who signed the Treaty of Versailles?
France --> George Clemenceau Britain --> David Lloyd George The USA --> Woodrow Wilson
In the government where do the three main party leaders sit?
in the house of commons the the right side
What is the main problem with the world?
The effective understanding and agreement among the world's leaders. While they speak the language of violence, this will continue being the world's main problem.
Who where the main leaders of the 2nd world war?
hitler, mussolini, tito, ike, churchill,
Why were churchill roosevelt and Stalin the only one's to attend the yalta conference?
Because they were the three main Allied leaders.
Who were the main political leaders in power during world war 2?
The main political leaders were Winston Churchill, Franklin D Roosevelt, Josef Stalin, Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Hideki Tojo
What are the three main political parties and leaders in England?
Labour - Gordon Brown, Conservatives - David Cameron & Liberal Democrats -
How were the leaders of the holocuast punished?
the Holocaust was not a movement or a party or anything with members that could have a leader, it was an event. Within the Holocaust there were three main sides, on each of those sides there were many leaders.
List the main world war leaders who drew up the treaty of Versailles?
The main leaders who drew up the Treaty of Versailles were David Lloyd George of the United Kingdom, Georges Clemenceau of France, and Woodrow Wilson of the United States. These leaders, representing the "Big Three," played crucial roles in shaping the treaty's terms, which aimed to establish peace following World War I. Their differing priorities and national interests significantly influenced the treaty's provisions and its long-term impact on international relations.
