LAMB - History (Land, Army, Money, Blame) Germany post WW1
Reparations for Germany after WW1, loss of land, blame, demilitarisation and deduction of army.
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- Created on: 27-05-14 13:36
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- Reparations
- Land
- Alsace-Lorraine returned to France
- Eupen and Malmedy given to Belgium
- Northern Schleswig voted to become part of Denmark
- Upper Silesia voted to become part of Poland
- Danzig was made an international city
- Colonies
- France and Britain divided up German Kamerun and Togoland
- Belgium gained Ruanda-Urundi in north west German East Africa
- Portugal received the Kionga Triangle
- German South West Africa was annexed to the Union of South Africa
- Japan gained Germany's isles north of the equator (the Marshall Islands, the Carolines, the Marinas and the Palau Islands) and Kiautschou in China
- German Samoa was assigned to New Zealand
- German New Guinea, the Bismarck Archipelago and Nauru were given to Australia
- Army
- No more than 100,000 men to it's army
- Navy restricted to 15,000 men
- 6 battleships
- 6 cruisers
- 6 destroyers
- 12 torpedo boats
- No submarines
- No manufacture, import or export
- No armoured cars/tanks/aircrafts
- Rhineland completely demilitarised and occupied by French troops
- Money
- £6,600 million
- Blame
- 'November Criminals'
- Germany signed the War Guilt Clause, claiming full responsibility for WW1
- Had to pay reparations (e.g. damage done to France)
- Land
- Upper Silesia voted to become part of Poland
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