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...stminster]] (16 January 1756) between Britain and Prussia, and the [[First Treaty of Versailles]] (1 May 1756) between Austria and France. One of Britain's main concerns w

After the wars conclusion, Orlando went to Paris and [[Treaty of Versailles|Versailles]], where he had a falling out with the other Allies, especially

Hmm, just some initial thoughts on this. We need to get some detail on the [[Treaty of Versailles]], and its impact on post WWI Germany, (and also the ''dolchstosslegende'')

...d [[Russo-Japanese War]] had the same sort of continuing effect that the [[Treaty of Versailles]] had on [[World War II]].

...1930 to deal with the reparation payments imposed on [[Germany]] by the [[Treaty of Versailles]]. Nowadays it serves as the central banks’ bank and provides a forum to

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...and then reentered the Army after German aviation was proscribed by the [[Treaty of Versailles]].

...ons at Barrouallie, on the west coast of Saint Vincent. Following the 1783 Treaty of Versailles, ownership of the islands were transferred to the [[British Empire|British]

...e French military during the [[American Revolutionary War]] until the 1783 Treaty of Versailles.

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'''The Treaty of Versailles''' was the treaty drawn up between the victorious Allied powers of [[World ...ered following agreement on the League of Nations that culminated with the Treaty of Versailles.

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: Treaty of Versailles - reparations [http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/World-War-I-reparat

...tensive article on Henry Cabot Lodge]].</ref> demanded amendments to the [[Treaty of Versailles]] that Wilson rejected; the Senate failed to pass the Treaty and the U.S. n

:: - concluded the [[Treaty of Versailles|treaties of Versailles]] (with Germany), St Germain (with Austria), Trianon

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- [[Treaty of Versailles]] -

: Treaty of Versailles [http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/World-War-I-reparations].

...e other signatories at six. The size of Germany's navy was capped by the [[Treaty of Versailles]]. Germany was allowed "battleships", capped at 10,000 tons - the size of t