The brainchild of Colonel Edward House and a group known as "The Inquiry," these were a counter to  the Bolsheviks' plan to expose a number of secret treaties.
The brainchild of Colonel Edward House and a group known as "The Inquiry," these were a counter to  the Bolsheviks' plan to expose a number of secret treaties. After their creation, they were spread by people working for General Creel and the Allies agreed to them with a couple of revisions. The first five were aimed at international affairs, while eight were aimed at specific geographical questions. FTP, name these aims of Woodrow Wilson, the last of which was a creation of a League of Nations.
The brainchild of Colonel Edward House and a group known as "The Inquiry," these were a counter to  the Bolsheviks' plan to expose a number of secret treaties.
Wilson’s Fourteen Points