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Why did Clemenceau want Germany separated into smaller states?
Becae it was too big
What did George Clemenceau want from the Treaty?
he wanted Germany to pay for the great damage of France, Germany destroyed over half of Frances population. Clemenseau wanted to warm & scare Germany into not invading France again. He wanted the Rhineland cleared of German soldiers so that the remaining people of France can be safer & have more freedom than before the war.
What did each of the big three want at the Paris peace talks?
The three leaders of the conference were President Wilson (US), Prime Minister David Lloyd George (Britain), and George Clemenceau (France). Wilson wanted peace without victory, but Clemenceau wanted to rebuild France with money from a weakened Germany and George was in between. Italy also pushed Italian demands. Italy wanted lands from Austria. Several nations wanted their freedom based on self-determination, and Wilson wanted to give it to them. He also wanted a League of Nations based on the idea of collective security (collective security: every nation would send a representative to the League of Nations when someone wanted to start a war. This is when they would all talk it out.)
How did David Lloyd George feel toward Germany?
He wanted Germany to pay for damages but did not want revenge. He did not want to let Germany off the hook too easily but felt they should be addressed firmly. He fell in the middle of George Clemenceau, who wanted revenge on Germany, and Woodrow Wilson, who just wanted world peace and simple reductions in arms and participation in the League of Nations. This view was not accepted by a large sum of Europeans, including the British, who also wanted revenge. So David Lloyd George felt that Germany should not be treated too harshly, but did agree with France's views because that is what most of the British people supported. He was in the middle.
What did each leader hope to achieve at the Versailles Peace conference?
clemenceau wanted to cripple germany because of all they had done to france in the past. wilson wanted to create peace within europe and establish a league of nations. lloyd-george wanted to punish germany to please the british public, but didn't want to cripple them because he still wanted the british trade with germany to continue and didn't want germany to seek revenge and start another war.
Why did Clemenceau want the Treaty of Versailles to punish Germany severely?
Clemenceau wanted to punish Germany serverly because george clemenceau was the leader of France at the treaty of Versailles, and most of the war was fought in France, leaving an area the size of wales destroyed.also Clemenceau was fuming at what he was left with so wanted Germany to suffer as much as possible to get his own back on Germany.
Not bad considering you were sitting between Jesus Christ and napoleon?
Leave off the question mark and change the "you" to "I" and you have a quote from David Lloyd George after the Versailles Peace Treaty, when he mentions Jesus Christ he is referring to Woodrow Wilson who didn't want to punish Germany for their actions and Napoleon he is referring to Georges Clemenceau who wanted to punish Germany to the greatest extent for WW1.
What did David Lloyd George want to do to Germany?
I think he wanted to destroy it
Why did Clemenceau want the Treaty of Versailles to be harsh on Germany and what was some of the aims he wanted.?
The aim was to weaken Germany, and makes sure that Germany did not invade France again. He wanted 0ver 600 billion pounds in reperations and felt that this could be justified by France's losses France wanted the Rhineland to be Demiltarised so that Germany could not attack France.
Why did Lloyd George not want Germany to be crippled during the treathy of Versailles?
Lloyd George did not want France to emerge as the sole great power ib Continental Europe.
What did georges clemenceau want to achieve at the Paris peace conference?
He wanted to sign the Treaty of Versailles.
Why did Georges Clemenceau want no league of nations?
Georges Clemenceau, the French Prime Minister during the Paris Peace Conference, was skeptical of the League of Nations because he believed it would undermine France's security against Germany. He prioritized strong measures to ensure France's defense, fearing that a collective security approach might lead to complacency among nations. Clemenceau was concerned that the League could limit France's ability to respond to threats and wanted to ensure that Germany was held accountable for its actions post-World War I. Overall, he favored a more robust framework for peace that placed emphasis on national security over international cooperation.
