Who accepted all guilt for world war 1?

Germany accepted full responsibility according to article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles, known as the war guilt clause.

Why did thieves in Sumeria rob those who wore coils around their arms?
In recent years, thanks to YouTube, videos have become popular advertising the old thesis that an extraterrestrial race arrived on Earth –Anunnaki – and created the Sumerians, as genetic slaves, to work extracting metals, especially gold. On the one hand, one might wonder what curious aliens are th
November 10 anniversaries to remember
The death of the greatest Polish king and the most famous victory of the Polish fleet. The outbreak of the October Revolution and Poland regained its independence. The first relief of Vienna and the slaughter of Prague. What do these events have in common? They all took place in November. As usu
Two insignificant battles with tragic results... This is how Asia Minor was lost
In any case, within only 20 years of the death of Michael VIII the possessions of Asia Minor, for the most part, had been lost to the Empire, with the exception of the fortified cities, which were however excluded from the Turks and there was a kind of loose siege. In 1301,at the battle of Vafeos
Shipwreck of Napoleon's Troops
In an attempt to invade England, in 1803, Napoleons troops were shipwrecked. This fact proved the superiority of the English navy in relation to the French navy. By Leandro CarvalhoThe great French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte resurrected, in 1803, King Philip IIs will to invade England by sea. The i