six percent of the debt incurred by the allies and seventeen percent of the
             total casualties, leading to harsh economic problems. In addition to its
             economic setbacks, Britain felt that its pride and nationalism were
             diminished by the war. Thus, David Lloyd George intended to seek revenge
             for Britain's losses through the treaty.
             Similarly, France had an intense rivalry with Germany, and nationalism
             created major tension between the two countries (Bailey, 1972).
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