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The Axis powers, particularly Germany, Italy, and Japan, were generally dismissive of President Woodrow Wilson's proposals for peace, including his Fourteen Points. They viewed Wilson's ideals as unrealistic and overly idealistic, favoring instead their own territorial ambitions and military strategies. The Axis powers were more focused on consolidating their gains and pursuing aggressive expansion rather than engaging in negotiations based on Wilson's principles of self-determination and collective security. Ultimately, their rejection of these proposals contributed to the continuation of hostilities during World War I.

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