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Treaty of Versailles
I have been assigned Part 2-3 of the Treaty of Versailles. Write a 1-2 page consolidated summary of the original treaty text provisions/wording that you think should have been done differently so as NOT to provide the catalyst for another war. A copy of the treaty can be found here: Treaty of Versailles: http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/imt/partxv.htm.
This solution examines the Treaty of Versailles. Specifically, it provides direction and illustrative examples for a consolidated summary of the original treaty text provisions and/or wording that should have been done differently so as NOT to provide the catalyst for another war.
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