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As part of the Paris Peace Conference following World War I, the victorious Allies redrew the map of Europe to establish several new nation-states from lands that previously belonged to Germany and Austria-Hungary.
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As part of the Paris Peace Conference following World War I, the victorious Allies redrew the map of Europe to establish

several new nation-states from lands that previously belonged to Germany and Austria-Hungary. These included all of the
following EXCEPT:
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Belgium

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Belgium

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