The Treaty of Versailles was the pivotal peace treaty that formally ended World War I. Signed in 1919, it imposed significant reparations and territorial concessions upon Germany, profoundly reshaping the post-war international landscape.
The Treaty of Versailles was the pivotal peace treaty that formally ended World War I. Signed in 1919, it imposed significant reparations and territorial concessions upon Germany, profoundly reshaping the post-war international landscape.