the treaty that ended ww1 was signed on 24 july 1923, at lausanne.
the treaty that ended ww1 was signed on 24 july 1923, at lausanne.
where was the treaty signed that ended ww1?
24 july 1923, at lausanne
u.s.–german peace treaty (1921)









































the u.s.—german peace treaty is a peace treaty between the u.s. and german governments, signed in berlin on august 25, 1921, in the aftermath of world war i. the main reason for the conclusion of that treaty was the fact that the u.s. senate did not consent to ratification of the multilateral peace treaty signed in versailles, thus leading to a separate peace treaty. ratifications were exchanged in berlin on november 11, 1921, and the treaty became effective on the same day. the treaty was registered in "league of nations treaty series" on august 12, 1922.
u.s.–german peace treaty (1921)
treaty of niš









































the treaty of niš may refer to:









































bullet::::- the treaty of niš (1739), a peace treaty signed on 29 september 1739 in niš (east serbia), by the ottoman empire on one side and russian empire on the other









































bullet::::- the treaty of niš (1914), a secret treaty signed in niš (kingdom of serbia) between essad pasha toptani and prime minister nikola pašić of kingdom of serbia on 17 september 1914.









































bullet::::- the treaty of niš (1923), a treaty signed on 23 march 1923 by the kingdom of serbs, croats and slovenes and kingdom of bulgaria
treaty of niš