Which allied leader is described below his peace plan for World War I was called the fourteen points he believed germany had to be punished its role in but a way tha?

The allied leader described above is Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of the United States, known for his pivotal role in World War I and the subsequent peace negotiations. His peace plan, known as the Fourteen Points, outlined a set of principles aimed at achieving a just and lasting peace. One of the core elements of the Fourteen Points was the belief that Germany had to be held accountable for its role in starting World War I, but that punishment should not be overly harsh or vindictive. Wilson believed that excessive penalties would only perpetuate bitterness and resentment, hindering true reconciliation and long-term peace. As a result, his plan sought to strike a balance between accountability and the potential for future cooperation and international harmony.

What country did Germany invade that prompted Britain to enter World War 1?

Why Russia at the peace conference during World War 1?

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