Was the treaty signed by the Allies with Austria and Hungary at the Paris Peace Conference?

The treaty signed by the Allies and Austria-Hungary was not at the Paris Peace Conference, but the system composed of * * * was crowned the Versailles system.

The Treaty of Saint-Germain (German: Vertrag von Saint-Germain) is a treaty signed by the Allied Group and Austria * * * on 19 19 in Saint-Germain, and its official name is the Treaty of Saint-Germain. Its purpose is to contain the allied military forces. Saint-Germain-en-Le is a city in the west of Paris, located in the province of Evelyn, ile-de-france.

Trianon Treaty, also translated as Trianon Treaty, was a treaty signed by the Allied Group and Hungary in 1920 to delimit the Hungarian border. Before the end of World War I, the Austro-Hungarian Empire perished, and the partner of the Austrian Empire, the Kingdom of Hungary, declared its independence. As the Austro-Hungarian Empire contains several different races, it is necessary to redraw the borders of Hungary, Austria and other newly independent countries. On June 4th, the countries that defeated Gome, Britain, France, Italy and newly independent Romania, Serbia-Croatia-Slovenia and Czechoslovakia signed a treaty at the Grand Trianon Palace in Versailles, France. The defeated country is Hungary, which represents the Austro-Hungarian Empire.