Treaty of Versailles
Chair: Jack Werb
The Treaty of Versailles was the main treaty in a series of five that officially ended World War One. It was signed in 1920 after the victorious nations met at the Paris Peace Conference and deliberated over its contents, notably excluding the defeated nations of Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey. At our conference, representatives from the winning countries will be debating over many controversial clauses, such as the formation of the League of Nations, support for racial equality, and the division of the defeated nations’ territories. Good luck, delegates!