Hello, welcome, history friends, patrons,

delegates, and everyone else in between to episode 7 of the Delegation Game.

First of all, an apology.

Oh, this seems familiar, doesn't it?

But yes, I need to apologise for the fact that it's been a crazy month

and an insane last two weeks in particular, so I'm really sorry for having another break

so soon after the last one. On the right side, though, this means we'll be running all the way

to the end of May with no breaks, I believe, so that's a good bit of news. Perhaps we'll be able to

build up some momentum along the way, and those that

seem to have withdrawn from the chats and schemes somewhat will be welcomed back with open arms.

Those that continue to light up the discussions, you know who you are, and you've been very busy

indeed of the last fortnight. Here, as we would have done on our regular Versailles Anniversary project,

we welcome back Woodrow Wilson, only this time he's accompanied by an interesting set of guests, and what's more, he returns

to Paris only to get down to some grim business, the funeral of one of the big three who had

since been killed. That's right, you crazy delegates, voted to off poor Clemenceau rather

than allow him to recover as per the actual history.

I had to say, I was quite surprised about this, but it does make for some interesting times.

We'll talk about Clemmy's replacement in this episode, and also how it affects the procedures of the big three.

We're also required to get rid of a few delegates who stopped paying their visa fees, so you can look forward to that as well.

Some strange diplomacy on the Polish side has been undertaken, which we'll have to get into, too.

We also saw several proposals fail to pass the voting stage.

A disappointing outcome for those that were just trying to be as moist as possible.

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