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After the Great War, the Paris Peace Conference was gathered in 1919 with the participation of diplomats and representatives from more than 30 countries and nations to determine the conditions of peace. The conference was the scene of harsh disputes between the winning allies and the representatives of the defeated coalition states. The main efforts of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Lloyd George, who originally addressed the agenda of the meeting and was expressed as the Great Fourth, the President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, the Prime Minister of France, Georges Clemenceau, and the Prime Minister of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, are to express the demands and concerns of the winning states, and to be able to as much as possible advance the movements of the post-war Germans and their secret intentions towards the future. This article examines the attitudes, attitudes and demands of Great Britain, France and the United States on the German issue. It also emphasizes the important points related to the formation, content, effects and implementation of the Versay Treaty. Despite the time and numerous studies that have been done over 100 years, historians and expert scientists are still discussing the effectiveness, methods and effects of the treaty. Keywords: Paris Peace Conference, Versailles Treaty, New World Order, German Question