What was the agenda of the Versailles conference?

The agenda of the Versailles Conference, held in 1919 following World War I, primarily focused on establishing the terms of peace and addressing the consequences of the war. The main objectives included punishing Germany for its role in the war, redrawing national boundaries in Europe, and creating the League of Nations to promote future international cooperation and prevent further conflicts. The conference aimed to lay the groundwork for a new international order, ensuring stability and peace in the post-war world.