Paris Peace Conference

Definition

The Paris Peace Conference was held after World War I to negotiate peace terms among nations involved in the war. It aimed to establish treaties that would shape post-war borders, settle reparations, and address other crucial issues related to global stability.

Related terms

Treaty of Versailles: The most significant treaty resulting from the Paris Peace Conference that imposed harsh penalties on Germany for its role in WWI.

League of Nations: An international organization established after WWI with an aim to maintain world peace through collective security and cooperation among member nations.

Diplomacy: The art of negotiating and managing relations between nations, often involving discussions, treaties, and agreements to resolve conflicts or establish cooperation.