Chapter 8- Germany's international position 1924-8

Question 1

When was Germany admitted into the League of Nations

Answer 1

1926

Question 2

When was the treaty of Berlin

Answer 2

1926

Question 3

Stresemann’s Policy of fulfilment

Answer 3

Involved German cooperation with France, britain and USA on issues such as reparations and German territories

they believed cooperation would lead to revision of TOV

Question 4

Locarno Pact 1925

Answer 4

European powers met in Switzerland
Signed in London

Germany, France and Belgium promised to respect the western border drawn up in TOV

Germany agreed to keep troops out of Rhineland

Britain and Italy to aid Germany if its attacked by its neighbours

France signed treaty of “mutual guarantee” with Czechoslovakia and Poland to make sure Germany didnt break treaty

Question 5

treaty of Berlin 1926

Answer 5

germany and USSR
Germany would remain neutral in a soviet war
Stresemann was trying to establish connections east and west

Question 6

What did USSR and Germany have in common

Answer 6

Both ha been defeated by west and suffered peace treaties

Both thought Poland was a threat to security

Both weren’t allowed to join LoN initially

Question 7

Treaty of Rapallo

Answer 7

1922
Germany and Russia resume trade
all outstanding claims for compensation were dropped
Germany were allowed to develop weapons and train pilots in Russia

Question 8

What was Germany’s army limited to

Answer 8

100k men
no air force
no submarines or large battleships
Rhineland demilitarised

Question 9

Inter-Allied Control commission (IMCC)

Answer 9

est under TOV
to ensure Germany complied with disarmament
controlled by br and fr
tasked with confirming no weapons in Germany