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Part 8/17:

• War Guilt Clause: Article 231, known as the “war guilt clause,” placed full responsibility for the war on Germany, serving as a legal basis for reparations. This clause was perceived by Germans as a moral affront and a national humiliation.

• The League of Nations: The treaty established the League as an international peacekeeping body. However, Germany was excluded from membership until approved by the Allies, reflecting mistrust.

German Reactions and the Path to Rejection