Most scholars see the post-World War I Versailles Treaty as being inferior to the agreements reached at the Congress of Vienna.

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The Versailles Treaty is often criticized for its harsh treatment of Germany, which many scholars believe contributed to the conditions leading to World War II, whereas the Congress of Vienna is praised for establishing a balanced power structure in Europe that led to a prolonged period of peace.

Most Scholars See the Post-World War I Versailles Treaty as Being