What did the French and the British leaders feel about Woodrow Wilson and his position on the treaty?

Woodrow Wilson wanted to deliver on the promise of the Fourteen Points and actively intervened in the Paris Peace talks, leading U.S. foreign policy toward interventionism. France and Britain refused to accept some of the Fourteen Points, although they agreed to the creation of a League of Nations.

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jewish people, gypsies, and political opponents.