Chapter 2: Impact of the TOV on Germany Flashcards

1
Q

When was the TOV signed?

A

28th June 1919

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2
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How much of Germany’s territory was removed?

A

13%

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3
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How much of iron core and arable land did Germany loose?

A

75% iron core

15% arable land

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4
Q

How many men was the army capped to?

A

100,000 men

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5
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How many men were in the German navy and how many battleships were they allowed?

A

15,000 men

6 Battleships

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6
Q

How much reparations did Germany have to pay?

A

£6.6 billion

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7
Q

What happened to the Saarland?

A

Placed under control of LON for 15 years

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8
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What happened with Austria and Germany?

A

Anschluss was forbidden

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9
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Was Germany allowed to join LON?

A

No

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10
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Why did German people have resentment towards towards the treaty?

A

People were non living in non Germans states and still considered themselves as German

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11
Q

Why was the war guilt clause seen as unjust national humiliation?

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Because Germans believed they were forced into a just war against allies

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12
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Why were people against the reperations?

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Because they felt the level was too high and that it would cripple Germany’s economy

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13
Q

In what treaty did Germany punish Russia more severly than the TOV?

A

Treaty of Brest-Livosk - March 1918

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14
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Why did France want a harsher treatment towards Germany?

A

So they could never threaten them again

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15
Q

What did Germany’s war aims of 1914 include?

A

The expansion Gemarny’s colonial empire and had very severe relations bill to be paid by defeated allies

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16
Q

Why was the £6.6 billion reparations amount feaseable?

A

It was not beyond Germany’s capacity to pay

17
Q

Which chancellor wanted to reject the treaty?

A

Phillip Scheidemann

18
Q

Who led the cabinet after Phillip Scheidemann resigned?

A

Gustav Bauer

19
Q

What was the policy of fulfilment?

A

Germany but follow the terms of the treaty with hopes to change them in the future

20
Q

What were the people who signed the treaty known as?

A

November criminals

21
Q

What myth did Hindenburg actively promote?

A

Stab in the back myth

22
Q

Who did the stab in the back myth appeal to?

A

Ex-soldiers who ha suffered in fighting and when they returned home

23
Q

What was Britains opinion on the terms of the TOV?

A

They were satisfied that Germany had lost its overseas empire

24
Q

How did Britain see France?

A

Greedy and vindictive

25
Q

Why did France want to seek revenge?

A

They felt they had suffered the most during the war

26
Q

What were France’s key demands in the TOV?

A
  1. Recovery of Alsace-Lorraine
  2. Demilitarisation of Rhineland
  3. Payment of reparartions
27
Q

How did France see the TOV?

A

They thought it was too lenient

28
Q

Did the US think the treaty was harsh?

A

Yes there was a widepspread opinion that it was unfair on Germany

29
Q

What did US believe Britain used the TOV as?

A

A way to enrich themselves at Germany’s expense

30
Q

What did the US refuse to do?

A

Join the LON