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How did the outcome of the treaty of Versailles differ from the intentions of Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points
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How did the outcome of the treaty of Versailles differ from the intentions of Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points

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It had claimed Germany was soley responsible for WW1 rather than treating all nations equally.

Explanation: It's simply just how it went down.

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A. It failed to set guidelines for retribution payments from the Central Powers.
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