- Established League of Nations
- Promote international peace and security
- Arbitration and sanctions for international disputes
- Collective security
- Renounce war
- Open to signatories and invited states
Part II: The Rights and Interests of Minorities
- Signatories to respect the rights of minorities within their borders
- Freedom to practice religion
- Equality of legal rights
- Education and cultural autonomy
- Optional provisions for international supervision of minorities
Part III: The Political Clauses for Europe
- Germany loss of territories
- Alsace-Lorraine to France
- North Schleswig to Denmark
- West Prussia, Posen, and Upper Silesia to Poland
- Eupen-Malmédy to Belgium
- Danzig Free City
- League of Nations mandate over former German colonies
- Saar Basin under League control for 15 years
- Austria restricted from union with Germany
- Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia established
- Romania expanded
- Hungary's boundaries revised
Part IV: The German Rights and Interests
- Germany agreed to the provisions of the treaty
- War guilt clause
- Reparations payments to Allied Powers
- Arms limitation
- Rhineland demilitarized
Part V: Military, Naval, and Air Clauses
- German military reduced to 100,000 men
- Conscription abolished
- Heavy weapons and equipment limited
- Air force, submarines, and tanks not allowed
- Naval tonnage restrictions
Part VI: Prisoners of War and Graves
- Repatriation of prisoners of war
- Provision for the care of war graves
Part VII: Economic Clauses
- Reparations payments to Allies determined
- Allied occupation zones established
- Most-favored-nation trading status
- International Economic Conference to address economic issues
Part VIII: Reparations
- Detailed provisions for reparations payments to be made by Germany
- Reparations Commission established
- Germany responsible for damages to Allied civilians and property
Part IX: Financial Clauses
- Germany agreed to repay Allied war debts
- German currency stabilized
Part X: Economic Clauses (continued)
- Additional economic provisions, such as freedom of transit, international communications, and intellectual property rights
Part XI: Aerial Navigation
- International air navigation regulated
Part XII: Ports, Waterways, and Railways
- Internationalization of certain waterways and railways
- Free access to the Adriatic and Baltic seas
Part XIII: Labor
- International Labor Organization established
- Workers' rights and protections
Part XIV: Guarantees
- Guarantees of territorial integrity for new states created by the treaty
Part XV: Miscellaneous Provisions
- Miscellaneous provisions, such as transfer of public and private property
Annexes:
- Detailed maps and schedules
- Statutes of the League of Nations
- Treaty between the Allied and Associated Powers and Poland