Why would Wilson's feelings toward Germany not be popular with his French and British counterparts ?

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Alecsey [184]3 years ago

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Because it would affect their dominance on the soil of Europe, but even outside.

Explanation:

After the war Wilson presented his idea of creating a peaceful society.
it meant also the creation of League of Nations.
It also meant that a period of Imperialism has ended, and that hostilities should be a part of past.

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