The big idea is that the Treaty of Versailles, which is the treaty with Germany at the end of World War I at the Paris Peace Conference, is going to severely punish Germany. Like after they lost, they're going to lose big time. We're going to punch them in the face like a thousand times. First they're going to take guilt, we're going to take their land away, we're going to make them pay, we're going to make their army like this big, and really we're going to, in a sense, punish them so harshly that Adolf Hitler is going to be able to use that energy and that sense of German nationalism and pride to really use that to rise himself to power and really start World War II. So a lot of historians would point to the fact that the Treaty of Versailles, which ended the war with Germany at the end of World War I, is really one of the direct causes for World War II. So now that you can hang your hat on a big idea, let's backdrop a little bit and then take a look at the treaty. Of course you know Armistice Day.