The Versailles Treaty After Sixty Years

The Versailles after 60 Years Name: Professor: Course: Institution: Date: The Versailles after 60 Years Impressively developed, with simple language to understand by the author, this article looks at the Versailles treaty after it was signed in 1919. It is very informative on how prominent historians, scholars, and leaders like Kennan, George Lloyd, William and Levin interpreted this article about the severe punishment given to the Germans. While others promoted the idea of cruel punishment against Germany, others were entirely against it. Those against it either wanted to protect their interests like George Lloyd or were after the benefits of the entire world. For example, when Clemenceau developed this article, he believed that Germany, which appeared to be immensely threatening and powerful to other states should be crippled entirely so that it was no longer a threat. However, the British Prime Minister, William, tried to modify the Vers...