4 Could the treaties be justified at the time? Flashcards

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What are the three thoughts towards the Treaty of Versailles?

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That they were:

  • too harsh
  • not harsh enough
  • fair
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What did most Germans think the treaty was?

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That it was too harsh

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What did many French people think the treaty was?

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That it was not harsh enough

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What are some quotations made during a speech by a German member of the Reichstag in 1919?

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  • “inflicting deepest wounds”

- “drain Germany’s national life-blood”

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What are some quotations from an article written by a British Journalist in 1922?

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  • “peace of revenge”

- “full of injustice”

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What are some quotations from a speech made by President Wilson delivered to the League of Nations in September 1919?

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  • “not a punishment greater than she can bear”

- “not anything in that she did not deserve”

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What are some quotations from a comment by Marshal Foch at the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919?

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  • “not a peace treaty”

- “armistice for twenty years”

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What are some quotations from a memorandum given b President Raymond Poincaré of France to the Paris Peace Conference in 1919?

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  • “treaty does not provide any supervision of troops and armaments”
  • “no guarantee that … Germans will not filter troops by degrees into this district”
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