Discussion
Name the two German representatives who were forced to append their signatures on the Treaty of Versailles in 1919 ?
Answer: A
The two signatories were Müller and Bell.
On 28 June 1919, in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, Germany's Foreign Minister Hermann Müller and Transport (Colonial) Minister Johannes Bell signed the treaty for the new Weimar Republic. Germany had not been allowed to negotiate the terms and signed under the threat of renewed war, which is why the paper says they were forced to sign.
The other pairs are not the German signatories; 'Ludwig and Max', 'Fritz and Felix Graf' and 'Gunther and Hermann' are only common German first names placed as distractors.
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