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How come the negotiations for peace were so difficult for the Allies?
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How come the negotiations for peace were so difficult for the Allies?

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The terms of a conditional surrender may contradict the believed ideal of a total unconditional surrender.
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Answer: Both nations desired different things and were unable to compromise on what penalty the Germans could get. Britain thought that the Versailles Treaty was too strict for the Germans, because France felt it was not harsh enough.

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