Motives of Great Britain
Leader of Britain: David Lloyd George
Also wanted reparations (Some of their cities had been bombed such as LondonLondon had been bombed
Also wanted Germany to remain fairly strong as a trade partner (Didn't want reparations to be quite so severe as needed Germany to survive)
Also wanted to expand the overseas empire
Also wanted reparations (Some of their cities had been bombed such as LondonLondon had been bombed
Also wanted Germany to remain fairly strong as a trade partner (Didn't want reparations to be quite so severe as needed Germany to survive)
Also wanted to expand the overseas empire
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Summary: David Lloyd George was in the middle of both sides (Wilson and Clemenceau). He felt as if his country was threatened by Germany. Therefore, he only wanted them to be justly punished (in this sense he was closer to Wilsons side). He demanded they lose their navy and colonies. He did not want Germany to come back seeking revenge. He also wanted he trade between Germany and Britain to continue. George wanted a fair treaty which maintained British Empire and trading postion.