"Political Consequences of Peace" is the work of the famous French historian and journalist Jacques Benville. The book reveals to the reader the complex political processes that arose in the international arena after the end of the First World War. The author analyzes the sequence of events and agreements that were concluded at the Paris Conference of 1919, and points out the consequences of these decisions for the further development of the political picture of the world. Through the prism of his own vision, Jacques Benville examines the factors that influenced the events of that time and draws important conclusions about the geopolitical situation in the world. "Political Consequences of Peace" is an important source for understanding historical events and their impact on the further development of world politics.