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    Who were all the signers of the Treaty of Versailles?

    Question #122900. Asked by guitargoddess. (Aug 07 11 12:27 PM)


    johnnycat777

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    In all, it looks like 59 signatures from 33 different nations. Germany sent Dr Hermann Mueller and Dr Johannes Bell. Woodrow Wilson from the U.S. Lloyd George of Britain and georges Clemenceau of France were the key people involved.

    Aug 07 11, 1:21 PM

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