What is the conclusion of the 1871 peace treaty between France and Prussia?

At the final stage of the Franco-Prussian war, it was already clear that France had lost the war. On February 26, the first peace treaty was signed at Versailles. Then, when the Prussians entered Paris, the final peace treaty was signed in Frankfurt on March 10, 1871. As a result of the war, France lost Lorraine and Alsace, and was also forced to pay an indemnity of 5 billion francs.

In fact, the war brought the French government to its knees, Napoleon III decided not only to throne, but also lost a significant part of the troops and two historical areas. We can say with all confidence that it was a wrong decision to unleash a war with Prussia at this time.