What really happened at Paris the story of the Peace Conference, 1918-1919, by American delegates
edited by Edward Mandell House and Charles Seymour.
- New York Scribner 1921.
- xiii, 528 p
Includes index.
Bok, E. W. In explanation.--House, E. M. Foreword.--Mezes, S. E. Preparations for peace.--Day, C. The atmosphere and organization of the Peace Conference.--Haskins, C. H. The new boundaries of Germany.--Lord, R. H. Poland.--Seymour, C. The end of the empire: remnants of Austria-Hungary.--Johnson, D. W. Fiume and the Adriatic problem.--Bowman, I. Constantinople and the Balkans.--Westermann, W. L. The Armenian problem and the disruption of Turkey.--Hudson, M. O. The protection of minorities and natives in transferred territories.--Scott, J. B. The trail of the Kaiser.--Lamont, T. W. Reparations.--Young, A. B. The economic settlement.--Gompers, S. The labor clauses of the treaty.--Hoover, H. The economic administration during the armistice.--Mayo, H. T. The Atlantic Fleet in the Great War.--Bliss, T. H. The problem of disarmament.--Miller, D. H. The making of the League of Nations.--House, E. M. The Versailles Peace in retrospect.
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Paris. 1919 --Addresses, essays, lectures.
Treaty of Versailles--Addresses, essays, lectures.