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Peace
- November 11, 1918
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Celebrating Peace on Gay
Street in Knoxville
Gay Street at the hour of signing the armistice, November 11, 1918.
Notice the hands on Hope Bros. clock. The celebration
began long before day and lasted far into the night. |
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American Peace Delegates
Left to right are Col. E. M. House, Robert
Lansing, President Wilson, Henry
White, and General Tasker H. Bliss. The
photograph was taken at the Hotel Crillon in Paris. |
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The "Big Four"
and Marshall Foch
In the group from left to right are President Wilson,
M. Clemenceau, Premier Lloyd-George,
Premier Orlando, and Marshal Foch. |
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Commission on League of
Nations at Paris
The members, from left to right sitting, are: Viscount
Chinda (Japan), Baron Makino (Japan), M.
Bourgrois (France), Lord Robert Cecil (Great
Britain), Signor Orlando (Italy), M. Kramars
(Czecho-Slovak), M. Venizelos (Greece). Standing:
M. Pessoa (Brazil), M. Yoshida
(Secretary to Japanese Minister Foreign Affairs), Colonel
House (U. S. A.), The Secretary of the Brazilian Legation,
M. Dmoski (Poland), M. Vesnitch
(Serbia), The Secretary to the Belgian Legation, General Smuts
(Great Britain), President Wilson, M. Diamandi
(Roumania), M. Hymans (Belgium), Major Vonsell
(U. S. A.), M. Wellington Koo (China), M.
Reis (Portugal), M. Scialoja (Italy), and
M. Larnaude (France). |
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Peace Conference in Session,
Paris
President Wilson is seated at the head of the table,
on the right of the man who is standing and reading. |
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Signing the Peace Treaty
Historical scene in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, France, on
June 28, 1919. President Wilson, sitting at
table in front of third mirror from left, is shown affixing his signature
first of all. |
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Signatures and Seals of
the Peace Treaty
Photograph shows last page of the original copy of the treaty, printed
in both English and French. The American delegates, Woodrow
Wilson, Robert L. Lansing, Henry
White, E. M. House, and Tasker H.
Bliss, headed the list of signatories. |
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