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  by Jerry Curtis

  Created on: July 18, 2008   Last Updated: October 22, 2008

  The Treaty of Versailles was a treaty in name only. It was actually a surrender document that the defeated

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  by Morton Mcinvale

  Created on: June 18, 2009

  Whether viewed in the light of history, in the passion of 1919, or in the retribution of Nazi Germany

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  by Eric Zamora

  Created on: June 18, 2010

  It is possible to state, without exaggeration, that the Treaty of Versailles was one of the great diplomatic

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  by Matthew Fulton

  Created on: August 13, 2010

  The Treaty of Versailles, arguably one of the most lopsided treaties in the history of Europe, was not

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  by Ray Peters

  Created on: November 30, 2009

  On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year 1918, the guns finally fell

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  by Michelle Wilkinson

  Created on: July 30, 2008   Last Updated: September 11, 2009

  'Diktat' was how Germans referred to the Treaty of Versailles, which is unsurprising, really, given

• 7 of 15

  by Dalila Jimenez

  Created on: March 30, 2009

  The Treaty of Versailles, if one could even call it a treaty, ended the terms of war between Germany

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  by Amelia Wiederaenders

  Created on: November 23, 2010

  The treaty of Versailles was only fair if you think that World War II was a blast.  No pun intended. 

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  by Keith Redfern

  Created on: November 11, 2009   Last Updated: June 22, 2010

  A treaty drawn up to end the 'war to end all wars' should have created lasting peace. However the Congress

• 10 of 15

  by Can Tran

  Created on: August 07, 2008

  I myself would have to say that the Treaty of Versailles was not "fair" to say in the least. It was

• 11 of 15

  by Jakob Holmberg

  Created on: March 15, 2009

  The Treaty of Versailles was unjust, and left Germany economically ruined and aggressive. The main reason

• 12 of 15

  by Jennifer Berry

  Created on: April 15, 2009

  World War I was devastating. It marked a new age of battle in which chemicals, trenches, and brutal

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  by Matthew Adams

  Created on: August 29, 2008   Last Updated: September 17, 2008

  It should not be forgotten that the Versailles Treaty related to the whole of Europe, not just Germany.

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  by Liam Kloef

  Created on: November 02, 2008

  In April of 1966, the anthropologist Gregory Bateson gave a lecture at the Sacramento State College

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  by Ben Hughes

  Created on: July 23, 2008

  To answer this question, it depends which viewpoint you are taking: to some it was very fair, while