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How did the Treaty of Versailles establish peace? - Views of historians
International
relations 1919-39: basic narrative overview
Peace to War 1919-39: clear overview aimed at the old AQA GCSE.
History Learning Site (excellent)
IGCSE notes: an exemplar set of student notes
Podcasts
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BBC debate-podcast on whether the ToV was fair
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- Giles Hill's
- Giles Hill's
- Giles Hill's
YouTube:
Old-fashioned educational summary (hostile)
Interview with Margaret Macmillan on PBS TV
A personal evaluation of the Treaty by Prof. Raffael Scheck
An evaluation by Hans Schmitt - very difficult
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The
names of the ‘Big Three’ leaders at the Versailles Conference. | |
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The
aims of Clemenceau (4), Wilson (7) and Lloyd George (5) at the
Conference. | |
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The
FOUR main terms of the Treaty of Versailles [BRAT]. | |
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Five
reasons the Germans were angry about the Treaty of Versailles [UBRAT]. | |
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What
Clemenceau, Wilson and Lloyd George felt about the Treaty of
Versailles. |
And also
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The
FOUR other treaties of 1919–1920 [SaiNTS]. | |
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FOUR
reasons the Treaty of Versailles was more important than them. | |
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FIVE
new nation-states created in 1919–1920 [CHAPS]. | |
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Four problems with self-determination [WiGWaM]. |