In January 1919, the victorious Allies gathered at the palace of Versailles, outside Paris, to work out the terms of peace. U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, Prime Minister David Lloyd George of England joined French leader Georges Clemenceau. They were known as the "Big Three" of the meeting that would be called the Paris Peace Conference. These men each came with differing goals but their decisions would, quiet literally, have an impact on the entire world.
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