What were the conditions for peace in the Treaty of Versailles?

Answer 1

The Treaty of Versailles established peace by allowing the formation of a League of Nations to solve conflicts between countries. Also, the economic and military suppression it put on Germany and her allies prevented their retaliation.

Answer 2

The Treaty of Versailles did not result in a lasting peace in Europe.

Germany was made to take full blame for the war and made to pay large reparations to the other countries of the war. By making Germany take responsibility they automatically destroyed all chance of world peace. Germany also would have wanted revenge from all that was taken during WW1 this lead to WW2

Answer 3

Germany was forbidden to have an air force and was permitted only a token army and navy. It was forced to give up large parts of its eastern territory to a newly reconstituted Poland. The Allies(Britain, France, etc.) made Germany promise to pay reparations to compensate the victors for their losses, but they did not set a figure or a period of time for payment. A "guilt clause"obliged the Germans to accept "responsibility for causing all the loss and damage" of the war. The Treaty of Versailles left Germany humiliated but largely intact and potentially the most powerful nation in Europe. Establishing a peace neither of punishment nor of reconciliation, the treaty was one of the great failures in history.

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Answer 4

The ones that won didn't have to pay. Germany had to repay the winners to repair their land that was destroyed. They destroyed Germany with all the paying. They all agreed to peace treaty even Germany, they had to.

Answer 5

well it was supposed to achieve peace but it didn't really work because there was ww2

Answer 6

It wasnt supposed to. It basically was punishing Germany. The fact that it didn't keep peace was one reason we didn't like it actually.

Answer 7

No.