What were the final terms of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919? Flashcards

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What does LAMB stand for?

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Land
Armed forces
Money - reparations
Blame - war guilt clause

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What was Germany’s army size reduced to? Conscription?

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100,000 men
Conscription was banned - soldiers had to be volunteers
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What happened to the German navy and airforce?

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Navy - reduced to 6 battleships
No airforce, submarines or armoured vehicles
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Who was required to pay for the damage resulting from the war?

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Germany had to pay reparations to the allies for the damage caused by the war
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How much reparations did they have to pay?

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£6.6 billion
Could be paid in kind - could pay resources as well as money
(M)

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When was the amount set?

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The amount was set in 1921
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Who was blamed for the outbreak of WW1?

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Germany had to accept the blame for starting the war - article 31
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What was done about Germany’s empire?

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  • Alsace-lorraine was given to France
  • Union between Austria and Germany were forbidden
  • Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania became independent
  • Denmark and Poland got some land back
  • Oversea colonies were taken away and given to other countries eg. Marshall islands and Mariana islands were given to Japan, Cameroon was given as a mandate to Britain and some others were given to France and Turkey
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what was done about the Rhineland? (Area along a large proportion of the border between France and Germany)?

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Rhineland became a demilitarised zone (DMZ) but remains German
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What was done about the Saar? (A region of Germany that is rich in coal)

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To be run by the League of Nations and then a plebiscite (popular vote whether to go back to Germany) to be held after 15 years
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What was done about Alsace-Lorraine? (Region disputed between France and Germany, part of Germany in 1914)

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The region was given to France (boarded France and Germany)
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What would Germany’s role be in the new League of Nations?

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It was not invited until it had shown/proven that it was a peace loving country. This made Germany seem like an outside/ periver
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What was done about Danzig? (A German city, in the north of Germany,by the North Sea)

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It became a free city run by the League of Nations to give Poland a sea port
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What happened to Eupen and Malmedy? (German territory in 1914)

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Given to Belgium
Recognition because they were an ally and because of the damage it suffered
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What happened to Northern Schleswig? (German territory in 1914)

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It went to Denmark after a vote
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What happened to West Prussia, Silesia and Posen? (German territory in 1914)

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They all went to Poland

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What about the Treaty state about Anschluss? (a political union between Germany and Austria, to form one country)

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That a union between Germany and Austria was forbidden

18
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About how much land did Germany lose after the Treaty of Versailles?

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Germany had to give up about 13% of its European territory and 10% of its population