The Wilson Administation And the Great War
The Wilson Administation And the Great War
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In response to President Wilson's request that the Sen- ate approve provisional appointment of an American repre- sentative on the reparations commission to be created under the Peace Treaty, the foreign relations committee of the Senate adopted a resolution declaring that until the Treaty was ratified, "no power exists" to carry out its provisions, an objection well taken, in view of subsequent developments. The British view was that all damages must be paid by The World's Peace Congress 279 t...he aggressor, meaning that Germany should be compelled to pay the whole cost of the war, Including the expense to the Allies of raising, equiping, transporting and main- taining their armies, as well as reparation for wanton dam- age. The French view was that reparation should include all that England would demand, requiring Germany first to settle bills for destruction In violation of international law, and pay the other bills later as she could. The Ameri- can position was that reparation from Germany should cover only such damages as could be included In wanton destruction and violation of the laws of war and of nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In response to President Wilson's request that the Sen- ate approve provisional appointment of an American repre- sentative on the reparations commission to be created under the Peace Treaty, the foreign relations committee of the Senate adopted a resolution declaring that until the Treaty was ratified, "no power exists" to carry out its provisions, an objection well taken, in view of subsequent developments. The British view was that all damages must be paid by The World's Peace Congress 279 t...he aggressor, meaning that Germany should be compelled to pay the whole cost of the war, Including the expense to the Allies of raising, equiping, transporting and main- taining their armies, as well as reparation for wanton dam- age. The French view was that reparation should include all that England would demand, requiring Germany first to settle bills for destruction In violation of international law, and pay the other bills later as she could. The Ameri- can position was that reparation from Germany should cover only such damages as could be included In wanton destruction and violation of the laws of war and of nations.
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