File:Collier's 1921 World War - Allies' terms announced at Trianon Palace.jpg

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English: World War I: The scene in the Trianon Palace at Versailles when Premier Clemenceau announced the terms of the Allies to the German delegates.
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Source Collier's New Encyclopedia, v. 10, 1921, between pp. 388 and 389 (6th plate)
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