A Comparison Between the Post – First World War Peace Settlements and the Post – Second World War Settlements on the Impact of Maintaining Peace.
1. Introduction
In the 20th century ,there were two great wars broke out ,which are very important to the world ,the First World War and the Second World War .The reason that they are so important is that ,both of them had brought some great influences to the world afterward .The most obvious influence is that ,without First World War ,there won’t be Second World War .I am talking that the Second World War is the continue of the First World War .However ,the largest difference between the two great wars is that ,there are no large scale war or conflicts broke out after the Second World War , but not after the First World War .There are lots of factor that lead to this difference ,however ,the most important factor around all these is the different peace settlements ,such as the signing of different peace treaties and the holding of different peace conferences .To find out whether the peace settlements of the Second World War are more success than the peace settlements of the First World War ,the best way is to compare both of them in their limitations ,achievements and the impact brought by them after they signature .
2.1 Post-First World War Peace Conference(s)
There was only one peace conference held after the First World War ,which is the Paris Peace Conference .At that conference ,the defeated powers such as Germany ,Turkey ,Austria Hungary were not allowed to take part in the conference and could only sign the so-call peace treaties proposed by those victories powers .
2.2 Post-First World War Peace Settlements
Since Germany was identified by the victories powers such as United States ,Britain and France as the starter as she provoked to start the First World War ,then she was forced by these nations to sign a peace treaty ,the Treaty Of Versailles . By the treaty Germany was officially declared guilty of provoking the war .This was the famous “war guilt” clause which became so important later. Along with the “war guilt” clause ,there were many
In the 20th century ,there were two great wars broke out ,which are very important to the world ,the First World War and the Second World War .The reason that they are so important is that ,both of them had brought some great influences to the world afterward .The most obvious influence is that ,without First World War ,there won’t be Second World War .I am talking that the Second World War is the continue of the First World War .However ,the largest difference between the two great wars is that ,there are no large scale war or conflicts broke out after the Second World War , but not after the First World War .There are lots of factor that lead to this difference ,however ,the most important factor around all these is the different peace settlements ,such as the signing of different peace treaties and the holding of different peace conferences .To find out whether the peace settlements of the Second World War are more success than the peace settlements of the First World War ,the best way is to compare both of them in their limitations ,achievements and the impact brought by them after they signature .
2.1 Post-First World War Peace Conference(s)
There was only one peace conference held after the First World War ,which is the Paris Peace Conference .At that conference ,the defeated powers such as Germany ,Turkey ,Austria Hungary were not allowed to take part in the conference and could only sign the so-call peace treaties proposed by those victories powers .
2.2 Post-First World War Peace Settlements
Since Germany was identified by the victories powers such as United States ,Britain and France as the starter as she provoked to start the First World War ,then she was forced by these nations to sign a peace treaty ,the Treaty Of Versailles . By the treaty Germany was officially declared guilty of provoking the war .This was the famous “war guilt” clause which became so important later. Along with the “war guilt” clause ,there were many