The Impact of the Treaty of Versailles - Germany
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- The Impact of the Treaty of Versailles (1920)
- Military reforms
- The army was reduced to 100,000 men
- The navy was reduced to 15,000 men
- The General Staff was disbanded
- Not allowed tanks, aircraft, submarines or poison gas
- Was the treaty harsh?
- They had to sign it. The naval blockade was still in operation and the Allies were still in the Rhineland
- Seizure of land meant that the economy suffered
- The country recovered well under Stresemann
- Land lost
- Upper Silesia
- Much of West Prussia
- Schleswig
- Eupen and Malmely
- The Saar
- The Rhineland
- Reparations
- Reparation Commission established
- £6,600 million to pay in 1921
- Germany said it couldn't afford to pay
- Not as harsh as Brest-Litovsk
- Cause 231: War Guilt Clause
- Military reforms
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