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Treaty of Versailles Flashcards

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1
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what does BRAT stand for?

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  • B lame
  • R eparations
  • A rmy
  • T erritory
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article for blame?

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article 231: war guilt clause

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point 1: blame

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germany had to accept blame for starting the war. this was viral because it provided justification for the other points she needed to fulfill

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article for reparations

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article 232

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point 2: reparations

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germany had to pay 6.6 billion pounds for the damage done during the war

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point 3: army

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  • forbade submarines + air force
  • army of 100,000 men
  • six battleships
  • rhineland demilitarization
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point 4: territory

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  • poland was given a ‚corridor‘ to the baltic sea which separated east prussia from germany
  • alsace lorraine given back to france who had lost it in 1871
  • danzig was now ruled by the LON
  • all colonies were given to britain and france as ‚mandates‘
  • eupen and malmedy were given to belgium
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8
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the name of the austria treaty?

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saint germain

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9
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name of hungary treaty?

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trianon

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reparations: saint germain

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austria went bankrupt before reparations could be set

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saint germain: terms?

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  • no navy
  • no austro-hungaria
  • tyrol lost 2 italy
  • land given to czech and yugo
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trianon: terms?

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  • only allowed three patrol boats
  • 200 million gold crowns (hungary couldn‘t pay them so they were suspended)
  • land given to czech and yugo
  • army limited to 30,000
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what did woodrow wilson want?

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  • self determination
  • LON
  • universal disarmament
  • independent poland
  • free trade between all countries

wilson wanted an overall peaceful figure

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14
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why did the USA want this?

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  • usa had joined later on in the war
  • suffered no damage at home
  • less emotional
  • impartial
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what did davild lloyd george want?

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  • needed support of the public
  • wanted to continue trading with germany
  • wanted germany to be a barrier against communism
  • britain had suffered massive casualties during the war
  • wanted germany to keep saar coalfields for her economy
  • expand british empire
  • keep naval supremacy

george needed support, so he had to be harsh
„hang the kaiser“ „make germany pay“

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what did clemenceau want?

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  • bring germany „to her knees“
  • le tigre
  • france had suffered the most damage
  • needed reparations
  • rhineland as a buffer region
17
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was the treaty fair? SMR1870

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  • schlieffen plan
  • mobilization of troops
  • france and britain wanted revenge
  • germany originally created the principle of reparations and had imposed them on france in 1870
18
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why was it unfair?

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  • left with only half of her steel and coal industry
  • 16% of coalfields were lost
  • 10% of land was lost
  • payments were around 5% of germanys national income
  • was not allowed to negotiate terms
  • economic crisis
19
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what words did the germans use that described their reaction?

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„dolchstoss“ „november criminals“ and „diktat“

20
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german reaction! EADGFR

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  • economic crisis
  • lost pride without armed forces
  • other countries weren‘t disarming
  • didn‘t accept guilt for starting the war
  • many germans were now ruled by foreign countries
21
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how many houses were destroyed in france and belgium?

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300,000

22
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when was the ceasefire signed?

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11 november 1918 at 11am

23
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how many countries came to paris to make treaties?

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32

24
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why was brest litovsk a cause for the TOV being harsh?

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it took territory from russia

25
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what did lloyd george say about the seating arrangement

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„i was seated between jesus christ and napoleon“

26
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what did wilson get and not get?

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  • got:

his league of nations
self determination for the peoples of eastern europe

  • didn‘t get:

most of his fourteen points
senate refused to join the LON and sign the TOV - a huge embarassment for the man who promoted it so vigorously

27
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georges clemenceau: what did he get and not get?

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get:

  • reparations (but not enough
  • small german army
  • demilitarized rhineland
  • alsace lorraine and german colonies
  • saar coalfield

not got:

  • germany split up into smaller countries to disperse power and the army even further
  • harsher treaty with even higher reparations and a completely independent rhineland
28
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david lloyd george: get and not get

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get:

  • german colonies (expansion of british empire)
  • small navy (maintained naval supremacya

not get:

  • far too harsh, ruin germany
  • thought it would cause another war in 25 years time
29
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neuilly: country and terms

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bulgaria

  • lost land to greece (western thrace)
  • now cut off from the aegean sea
  • army reduced to 20,000
  • reparations set at 90 million pounds
30
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sevres terms

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  • gave land to greece
  • lost territory in africa to britain and france
  • army to 50,000
  • allies were to control ottoman finances, like supervising the national budget

a revolution followed so the treaty of lausanne decided turkey should have an unlimited army, cancelled reparations and no land to greece

31
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4 problems with self determination

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  • caused small wars like between the czechs and poles over teschen
  • not allowed for germany
  • created many weak countries which hitler could easily invade
  • new nations had racial minorities
32
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what had the war created?

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the loss of human life and destruction caused intense bitterness and an unwillingness to compromise

countries all over the world were in debt

spanish flu epidemic

conditions in which a revolution could break out any time

33
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what german colonies became british and french?

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togoland
cameroon
german east africa
german south-west africa

34
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what happened when germans found out that britian would get their navy?

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they scuttled their fleet

35
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what happened in march 1920?

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the kapp putsch

  • staged a coup in the capital
  • aimed to overthrow the weimar republic
36
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other attempts to overthrow the democratic government included:

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  • munich beer hall putsch november 1923

- a right wing take over in the bavarian republic in may 1919

37
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what was a positive outcome of the treaty of versailles?

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the treaty of rapallo, signed in 16th april 1922

under its terms gave up all territorial and financial claims made in brest litovsk and the first world war.

also agreed to restore diplomatic relations and to cooperate in. spirit of mutual goodwill

38
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what happened at the invasion of the ruhr?

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a total of 600,00 french and belgian troops took control of all industries and railways to seize resources instead of the payment that was now overdue

this meant that germany began printing more money to compensate the loss of money caused by the occupation. this quickly led to inflation, and gradually led to hyperinflation

39
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daws plan

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april 1924

loaned 800 million marks to the german government

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