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Which two sides signed Treaty of Versailles?

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Allied Powers and Germany

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Axis Power and Allied power

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Allied powers and Central powers

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Central powers and Germany

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Solution

The correct option is A Allied Powers and Germany
The Treaty of Versailles, a result of the “Paris Peace Treaty”, was a treaty signed by the Allied powers with Germany to agree on terms of war compensation.

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