France And Italy At The Paris Peace Conference

Paris Peace Conference Student Name Subject Teacher Name Date The Paris Peace Conference, also called Versailles Peace Conference, was an important meeting of Italy, France, the United States and Great Britain after World War I. All these nations gathered in Paris to set terms and conditions regarding how to create peace and harmony everywhere. Consisting of diplomats of over 30 states, the primary decision was the creation of the League of Nations. On this day, complicated negotiations were held and Italy and France supported the idea of “peace and harmony without victory.” This paper aims to discuss the roles of these two nations in creating peace across the globe and their works in the Paris Peace Conference. French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau argued that punishing Germany was mandatory so that the world could understand the costs of battles. In the end, prime minis...