Germany 2: Recovery of Germany Flashcards

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Dawes Plan

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  • August 1924
  • US loaned Germany 800m gold marks
  • Allies reduced payment
  • French agreed to withdraw from the Ruhr
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League of Nations

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  • September 1926, Germany joined
  • Germany given a place on the League of Nations Council
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Locarno Pact

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  • 1925
  • Germany accepts West Border and de-mil of Rhineland
  • France not to occupy Ruhr again
  • Agreement of Germanies East border
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Rentenmark

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  • November 1923 Rentenmark was introduced
  • 1 Rentenmark = 1 trillion marks
  • Based on assests so was secure
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Stresseman:The Ruhr

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Stresseman called off passive resistance in September 1923

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Young Plan

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  • 1929
  • Reperations reduced to £2 Billion
  • Payments made over 59 years ($473m per year)
  • French would leave Rhineland by 1930
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Economic recovery pros and cons

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Pros:
- 25.5 billion marks (mainly from USA) came to Germany between 1924-1930
- Helped increase industrial output
- ‘Labour exchanges’ helped people find work

Cons:
- Heavily reliant on US loans
- Did not affect everyone equally - the Mittelstand
- Farmers were affected by an agricultural depression and fell into debt

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Stresseman

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  • Became Chancellor 1923
  • Lead the “Great Coalition”
  • Nobel Prize 1926
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Kellog-Briand Pact

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  • 1928
  • “Renounce war as a means of national policy”
  • 62 nations signed
  • Germany gained power and respect
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