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1 Since Germany had nearly won this war all by herself, the winners
had to make sure she couldn’t fight another war in the future.
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2 The Communists in Russia hated capitalism and wanted to get rid of
it by having a workers’ revolution.
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6 Since the end of
the war had come more quickly than expected, the winners were unprepared to
make peace and had many conflicting ideas.
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Problems for the Winners in 1918
Laura
Aberle
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3 The royal families of Germany and Austria-Hungary had resigned
before the peace conference, leaving their countries in chaos.
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5 There were already
new states in Yugoslavia, Poland, and Czechoslovakia that had not been
officially recognised.
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4 Japan and Italy were expecting rewards from France and Britain, who
had made secret treaties with them during the war.
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