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The Treaty of Versailles formally concluded World War I

Allied powers imposed peace terms and formed the League of Nations in 1919

Signed in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles in June 1919, the peace treaty ended the war state between Germany and the Allied Powers. The accord redrew European borders, demanded heavy German war reparations, and established the League of Nations to resolve future international disputes.

Versailles 1919 photograph
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