the Conference of Ambassadors

The Conference of Ambassadors was a diplomatic group formed after World War I, primarily composed of major Allied powers like France, Britain, Italy, and Japan. Its main role was to oversee the peace treaties, manage territorial adjustments, and handle issues related to countries defeated in the war, especially Germany and the Ottoman Empire. Operating from 1920 to 1939, it aimed to ensure a stable post-war order through negotiation and cooperation among these powers, though it often faced challenges due to differing national interests and the complex political landscape of the interwar period.