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On what issues the Clemenceau clashed with Wilson?

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Wilson's more generous attitude to Germany.

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They disagreed over what to do about Germany's Rhineland and coalfields in the Saar.

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Both A and B

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Neither A nor B

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The correct option is C Both A and B
Clemenceau clashed with Wilson over many issues. Clemenceau resented Wilson's more generous attitude to Germany. They disagreed over what to do about Germany's Rhineland and Coalfields in the Saar. In the end, Wilson had to give way on these issues. In return, Clemenceau and Lloyd George did give Wilson what he wanted in eastern Europe.

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