TREATY OF VERSAILLES 1919, ARTICLE 231 - THE GERMAN GUILT CLAUSE by F. .. Sirzén

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Britain and aArab unity : a documentary history from the Treaty of Versailles to the end of World War II / by 342857 Rizq, Yunan Labib

H.P. van Tuyll van Serooskerken, Small Countries in a Big World: The Belgian-Dutch Conflict at Versailles, 1919 by Samuël Kruizinga

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Le Japon pendant la Première Guerre mondiale : fonctionnement de l’État et politique extérieure by Michel Vié

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À propos de la liberté de navigation sur les fleuves internationaux: L’Affaire de l’Oder devant la Cour permanente de Justice internationale by Andrzej Gadkowski

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International legal determination of the national minorities’ status in the Central and Eastern European countries within the Versailles system by G. G. Dedurin

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The Collapse of the SVD Togo Mission (1914-1921) by Andrzej Miotk

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Palestine and the British Empire in US Political Cartoons, 1917-1919 by Sergei O. Buranok

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Threatened identity and challenges of the national revival of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia by Marković Saša S.

“…Since the international geopolitical situation witnessed the process of the failure of the Peace Treaty of Versailles, new national positioning occupied the attention of the Serbian intellectual elite. …”
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Nekotorye specificheskie jepizody anshljusa Klajpedy/Memelja v marte 1939 goda [Episodes of the Klaipeda/Memel Anschluss in March, 1939] by Arbušauskaitė Arūnė

“…The author identifies the methods used by the Germans in the Klaipėda region in order to destroy the system established by the Treaty of Versailles, propagate national socialist ideas among the population, and spread a positive attitude to the restoration of the region as a part of the German Reich. …”
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From Field Grave to Comrades' Grave. The German First World War Graves on the Flanders Front by Vancoillie, Jan

“…After the armistice, the maintenance of German cemeteries was minimal, even if Belgium had to take care of them according to the Treaty of Versailles. In 1926 Germany took over the care for their graves after an agreement with Belgium, and until 1940 graves were concentrated in redesigned concentration cemeteries. …”
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The Use of EI (Emotional Intelligence) in Crisis Management : The Relevance of Keynes' Thinking for the Post-Capitalist Society by Mihaiela Eugenia David

“…We also refer to a tense event in world history (the Treaty of Versailles), in which John Maynard Keynes demonstrated that the lack of this ability (emotional intelligence) in state leaders led to the deepening of the world crisis, both politically, economically and socially. …”
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Tensions catholiques franco-allemandes au lendemain de la Grande Guerre by Lalao Soa Adonis Tsiarify

“…Chronologically, the study focuses to the first half of the twenties (1920s), between the signing of the Treaty of Versailles and the Locarno agreements. This period proved to be critical, since the risk of new clashes between France and Germany was huge. …”
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Joseph de Fontenay, Vilmos de Huszár, the Revue de Hongrie, and Trianon by Marguerite de Huszár Allen

“…He expressed his rancor in a 1920 letter to the French leader who implemented the Treaty of Versailles after Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau resigned. …”
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Great Britain and German-Polish Relations, 1929–1931 by Zotova Ekaterina

“…Britain didn’t only approve of Germany's intention to carry out revision of the Treaty of Versailles (reparation issue, the evacuation of the Rhineland and the change in the German-Polish border), but also supported the strengthening of the political and economic situation in Germany as a whole. …”
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The emergence of an independent Polish state and the problem of national minorities by G. G. Dedurin

“…Their compliance with the international legal mechanisms for the protection of national minority rights, which began to operate in Europe within the framework of the Versailles-Washington system of international relations, in particular, the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles Minor, was determined. In case of compliance with the proclaimed legal norms, the Polish state had every chance to avoid an open confrontation with representatives of the non-title nation. …”
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The Journal “Geopolitica” and Formation of the Italian Geopolitical School by Maximilian Al’bertovich Shepelev

“…Italian geopolitics acted against the world order enshrined in the Treaty of Versailles, because it was protected only a “rich nation” and discriminated “the proletarian nation”, which include Italy. …”
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Anniversary of the International Labour Organization: the centenary and prospects by D. K. Bekyashev, V. G. Mikrina

“…The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a specialized Agency of the United Nations, established in 1919 on the basis of the Treaty of Versailles. The competence of this Organization, among other things, includes standard-setting activities for the development of labor standards at the international level. …”
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Slovenians in the Anti-Fascist Struggle in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Building the Federal Foundations of Yugoslavia (1941-1945) by Safet Bandžović

“…After the First World War (the “Great War”), the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 and the collapse of Austria-Hungary divided the Slovenes among four countries. …”
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The peace of Brest-Litovsk: Causes, agreement, and consequences by Spalević Žaklina S., Jerotijević Dušan Z.

“…Based on the Armistice of Comienne and the Treaty of Versailles (Article 116), the Brest-Litovsk Agreement was annulled, which opened the door to the formation of the Soviet Union, which was created on the foundations of Imperial Russia through the bloody civil war that lasted from 1918 to 1922. …”
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