What Do You Know About The Treaty Of Versailles?

Treaty of Versailles was the international agreement which was signed in 1919. The agreement was signed at the palace of Versailles and so the agreement was named treaty of Versailles. The First World War was finished by this agreement. The treaty of Versailles was negotiated between the United States, France and Britain. There was no participation by the war losers.

By the treaty of Versailles, Germany was enforced to take acknowledgement of responsibility for allied losses. It was decided that the Germany had to pay major compensations of the war. By the agreement German's territory was reduced about 10% of its European area. The overseas properties of Germany were removed. The military foundation of Germany was also decreased. In the early of 1920s, some of the terms were eased off. The unpleasantness or bitterness was created by the treaty and that's helped to promote an environment that directed to the development of Fascism in Italy and rise of the Nazi in Germany.

League of Nations, the International labour Organization and the Permanent Court of International Justice were all established by the treaty of Versailles.

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