The End Of Order: Versailles 1919 (1980) By Charles L. Mee, Jr.
 
Puts the spotlight on the Versailles meeting in which Wilson, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George discussed the world situation after the war and negotiated what they hoped would be a long-lasting peace.
 
The First World War and the Versailles Treaty that followed produced the most serious upheaval in the long and stormy course of modern world history. Four great empires - Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey and Russia - were part of the world's rubble. By turn appalling and hilarious, but informed throughout by a tragic sense of irony, this book is at once a work of art and a relentless disclosure of human beings caught in the process of making their own history.
 
Hard Cover with Dust Jacket
301 pages
In Good Condition