Treaty of Versailles was signed by the major players in the World War I, during the Paris Peace Conference, held in Versailles, Paris.
- The Treaty of Versailles was the peace accord that ended the brutal war---World War I.
- This Treaty was signed in 1919.
- The Treaty was signed by the Allied Powers, the three major players, The Great Britain, Italy and France.
- The conference was overseen by the President of the United States of America, Woodrow Wilson.
- The treaty's most important stipulation, was to bring an end to the war.
- But other provisions included punishing Germany for its aggressiveness during the war, and to reduce its powers as an aggressor.
- Another important product of the Treaty of Versailles was the birth of an international peace organization, the precursor to the United Nations---League of Nations.
Thus, it is clear that the Paris Peace Conference ended with Treaty of Versailles.
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