Kq1- Were The Peace Treaties Of 1919-23 Fair/ Flashcards
Future impact of tov on clemenceau
- too lenient
- rejecteted by fr electorate 1920
Lloyd george impactd by tov
- made popular at the start
- later described tov as great pity
Wilson impact by tov
- dissappointed-to harsh
- wilson wanted to change-us congress wished to ratify
- congress didnt agree for us to join lon-isolationism
Germany lost how much land
10%
Germany lost how much population
12.5%
Germany lost how much of coalfield
16%
Germany lost how much of iron and steel
50%
Germany lost how much of overseas colonies
100%
Terms of the tov
BRATCLon
German reaction to tov
UNFAIR
Treaty of st germain
Austria
1919
-pay reparations
-austro-hungarian empire broken up and land distributed to form succession states
-eg. Bohemia and moravia - czechoslovakia
-300,000 soliders
-no conscription
-war guilt
-article 177- no establishments can be associated with military or train to use arms eg. Uni, shooting clubs
-no anschluss
-lots austrian economy to czechoslovakia- economic porblems- 1922 became bankrupt- lon took over financial situation
Treaty of trianon
Hungary
1920
-hungary forced to accept separation from austra, loss of land to romania, slovenia, croatia and czechoslovakia
-3mil dispaced
-joint war guilt
-lost 75% pre war area
-lost 66% pre war population
-lost lots of industry and raw materials
-supposed to pay reparations but had a weak gov so never did
-35,000 men-complained that new hungary was smaller than kingdom of hungary
-eg. Transylvania to romania
Treaty of neuilly
Bulgaria
1919
-land lost to greece, romania, yugoslavia
-bulgaira forced to accept respponsibiliity with other central powers
-20,000 men
-100 mill reparations
-treated less harshly than other countries as not as big role in ww1
Treaty of sèvres
Turkey
- formal acceptance of break up of ottoman empire
- war guilt
- army reduced 50,000 soldiers
- no air force and limited navy
- allies contril financial system- property owened by central powers turned over to reparations committee
- egypt to britain
- morocco to france
- lost control of straits connecting mediterranean and black sea
- treaty challenged by turkish nationalists lead by kemal
- renegotiated to treaty of laussane 1923- sevres too harsh
Treaty of lausanne
1923
- no war reparations- minor debts paid off and some tariff restrictions
- restrictions from treaty of sevres were removed
- return some of turkey european land
- turkey still lost land in middle east turkey regained eastern thrace, smyrna and other territory
- turkish sovereign over straits but area demiliitarised
- foreign troops to withdraw turkish territory
- no longer pay reparations or army reductions