Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Peacemaking, Peacekeeping, International Relations 1918-1936
- Peacemaking
- Treaties
- Versailles
- June 28, 1919
- Assigns blame to Germany
- Reparations equivalent to 132 Billion Marks
- Disarmament
- Led to massive failure in Germany
- Saint-Germain-En-Laye
- September 10, 1919
- Allied Powers and Austria
- Major land losses for Austria
- Barred Austria from making Alliances without LON consent
- Disarmament
- Neuilly-sur-Seine
- 27 November 1919
- Allied Powers and Bulgaria
- Massive territory losses to Romania
- Reduction of Military
- Reparations
- Trianon
- Hungary and Allied Powers
- 4 June 1920
- Left Hungary with only 28% of pre-war Landmass
- 5 of 10 larges cities end up in other countries
- Reparations
- Disarmament
- Sevres
- 10 August 1920
- Ottoman Empire and Allied Powers
- Armenia Established as State
- Empire become economic puppet state
- Effectively the end of Ottoman Empire
- Disarmament
- Set up spheres of influence everywhere
- This is the root for most of Middle Easter problems we face today
- Peacekeeping
- The United Nations
- USA not involved
- Makes ineffective
- USA is major power
- Isolationism
- Ruhr Crisis
- Locarno Spring
- Gustav Stresmann as PM of Germany
- Called off resistance in Ruhr
- Says Germany will cooperate with Versailles and Borders
- Locarno Treaty
- Belgium, France, UK, Germany
- Germany is LON Member as long as they respect borders
- But no guarantee of eastern borders which led to Hitler's expansion
- Germany fails to pay reparations
- France invades Ruhr region
- Germany adopts passive resistance
- Strikes cause hyper-inflation
- Britain disapproves
- Made Germans ready to accept extremist ideas like Nazism
- International Relations
- WWI
- Unification of Germany
- Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
- Blank Check
- Russia Mobilizes
- War across Europe
- Britain, France, Russia, US, and Italy = Allies
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire = Central Powers