Aachen Peace Conference

The Aachen Peace Conference of 1918 was a meeting held near the end of World War I, involving leaders from Germany, Austria-Hungary, and their allies. Its main goal was to discuss peace terms and plan for the war's conclusion. The conference was significant because it aimed to negotiate an end to the fighting and address issues like military surrender and future diplomacy. While it did not produce a final peace agreement, it reflected the rising desire to halt the devastating conflict and set the stage for later treaties that officially ended the war.