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The document discusses arguments for whether the Treaty of Versailles was fair or unfair to Germany after World War 1. It suggests organizing the various arguments into groups focusing on either why the treaty was fair or unfair, and to further categorize these into subgroups based on the overarching topics, such as those relating to German actions during the war.
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