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    World War I ended with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, which placed full blame for the war on Germany and forced it to pay heavy reparations. The war was devastating for those who fought in the trenches, as they faced disease, rats, and enemies in muddy conditions, and the dead were everywhere across Belgium and France. Over 16.5 million people died during the war, though it was hoped it would end all future wars.

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    World War I ended with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, which placed full blame for the war on Germany and forced it to pay heavy reparations. The war was devastating for those who fought in the trenches, as they faced disease, rats, and enemies in muddy conditions, and the dead were everywhere across Belgium and France. Over 16.5 million people died during the war, though it was hoped it would end all future wars.

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    World War I ended with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, which placed full blame for the war on Germany and forced it to pay heavy reparations. The war was devastating for those who fought in the trenches, as they faced disease, rats, and enemies in muddy conditions, and the dead were everywhere across Belgium and France. Over 16.5 million people died during the war, though it was hoped it would end all future wars.

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    Conclusion of WWI

    Inc conclusion, world war one was a time of great change, the weapons
    changed, and governments changed, even the geography of Europe changed.

    At the end of World War I the treaty of Versailles was signed, shifting the
    blame of World War I totally on Germany, and forced Germany to pay heavy
    economic reparations.

    But World War I was horrible for anyone who fought in it, muddy
    trenches being stormed by rats and disease, as well as enemies. The dead were
    everywhere, thousands of makeshift tombstones littered all over Belgium and
    France. Also people started dieing in England, England suffered its first air
    raids, and England was no longer a safe haven from World War I.

    Over 16.5 million people died in world war I. they said it was the war to
    end all wars.

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