Treaty of Versailles: The Big Three I have a test tomorrow on them! (help!) I hope these help you! x 4.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryCauses and effects of WW1GCSE Created by: HarsharanCreated on: 23-02-12 21:12 Georges Clemencaeu's point of view He has seen Gernmany invade France twice He was put under the pressure of the public to give a very harsh punishment to Germany He saw that the whole of North-France was ruined His main aims was to gain security by oreventing any attacks on its frontiers Wanted to make Germany weak Wanted Alsace and Lorraine back Wanted Germany to pay for the damages they made Wanted the Germans to be disarmed 1 of 3 David Lloyd George's point of view He wanted to preserve the supremacy of the British Navy He wanted to prevent a settlement that was too harsh because Germany would never agree. He was afraid that if the Germans thought that they were being too harsh, they might turn to communism The recovery of Germany was important to Britain because Britain depended on the trade for its wealth 2 of 3 Woodrow Wilson's point of view He was an idealist He believed that lasting peace was not possible without the introduction of new stantards into public life He believed that countries should be open and truthful with each other He did not have strong feelings against Germnay as America had only been in the war for a year He began to give into the views of Clemenceau and Lloyd George. 3 of 3
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