Woodrow Wilson, the author of “The Idealistic View”, and the 28th president of the United States, explains his view during the Paris Peace Conference, where it was the most terrible war that ended in November 1918. Wilson is known to be the “prince of peace” because he wants to make a better world. On May 26, 1917 Wilson clarifies viewpoints on that the people are fighting in the War for the liberty of all citizens. All the injustices must be turn into justice and protection must be devoted into position so that the people may prevent wars in the future. Wilson wants no people to be forced to live in a country, no territory may be acquired unless it is for liberty, no indemnities shall be asked for except for those truly wrong, and no readjustments
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Clemenceau claims that the Germans are responsible for the war. Still though France feels that the only way to get even advantage and safe keeping is to take down Germany some way. Clemenceau evaluates the phrase “Germany above everything” which in germen means “Deutchland über alles”. He then talks about the German intellectuals who met to produce the manifesto of the ninety –three super-intellectuals of Germany; the ninety – three germen scholars and scientist represented the germen movements. Clemenceau does not admirer the ninety-three super-intellectuals of Germany, so he catches them in a lie about Keiser William II, only wanted peace and has no actual proof. He then responds to the stated knowledge that Germany have faith in that it was no harm in starting the war among Belgium, which leads to Clemenceau states that in the writings of Ostwald and colleagues, a German chemist, and the French chemist Lavoisier was not even mentioned in the text. On September 17, 1914, Clemenceau observes Erzberger who felt that secondary problem was human rights and that the destruction of the entire city of London would be more civilized than allow the death of one German soldier on the battlefield. From there, he evaluates the absolute structure where men would be drunk at the beer houses while listening for German supremacy and blindly repeating “Deutchland über alles” everywhere they go while the women and children listen in horror, this was once known as “old but childish German
Clemenceau claims that the Germans are responsible for the war. Still though France feels that the only way to get even advantage and safe keeping is to take down Germany some way. Clemenceau evaluates the phrase “Germany above everything” which in germen means “Deutchland über alles”. He then talks about the German intellectuals who met to produce the manifesto of the ninety –three super-intellectuals of Germany; the ninety – three germen scholars and scientist represented the germen movements. Clemenceau does not admirer the ninety-three super-intellectuals of Germany, so he catches them in a lie about Keiser William II, only wanted peace and has no actual proof. He then responds to the stated knowledge that Germany have faith in that it was no harm in starting the war among Belgium, which leads to Clemenceau states that in the writings of Ostwald and colleagues, a German chemist, and the French chemist Lavoisier was not even mentioned in the text. On September 17, 1914, Clemenceau observes Erzberger who felt that secondary problem was human rights and that the destruction of the entire city of London would be more civilized than allow the death of one German soldier on the battlefield. From there, he evaluates the absolute structure where men would be drunk at the beer houses while listening for German supremacy and blindly repeating “Deutchland über alles” everywhere they go while the women and children listen in horror, this was once known as “old but childish German