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What did president wilson mean by the phrase "peace without victory"
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What did president wilson mean by the phrase "peace without victory"

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President Wilson meant that the terms of peace should not punish the defeated nations by the phrase, “peace without victory”. This was used by Wilson during World War 1 in a speech addressed to Senate of USA on January 12, 1919
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i think he meant that they would have peace without having to go to war

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