the other treaties (not including treaty of sevres) 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryCauses and effects of WW2GCSEOCR Created by: maddie coffeyCreated on: 01-05-16 21:20 Allies aims w. other peace treaties? Self determination given where possible (Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires to be broken up - they had been annoying before WW1) Reperations Restricted Armed forces 1 of 9 Treaty of St Germain (Austria) Division w/ Hungary made permenant - weaker Austrian land lost - Czechoslovakia, Italy, Serbia Army - 30,000 men Anschluss forbidden 2 of 9 Treaty of Neuilly (Bulgaria) Land lost - Greece, Romania, and Serbia Army - 20,000 men Reperations - £90mil 3 of 9 Treaty of Triannon (Hungary) Division w/ Austria - weakened both countries Land lost - Romania, Czechoslovakia, and Serbia Reduced to a third its former size Army - 35,000 men Reparations to be paid - amount never decided 4 of 9 How was the map of Europe different? (1923) Changes to German territory Creation/re-creation of three 'new' countries 5 of 9 How was the map of Europe different? (1923) - Czec Created from Austrian empire and Germany Made to seperate Germ and Austro-Hungary Allies wanted it to be strong - contained industrial areas from the former empires Wide range of nationalities (3.5mil Germ's) 6 of 9 How was the map of Europe different? (1923) - Pola Was an important state in the 1600s Re-created by the allies in 1920 (land from Russia) Allies wanted it to act as a 'watchdog' on Germ Barrier from Communism Given Polish Corridor - resented by Germans 7 of 9 How was the map of Europe different? (1923) - Yugo Formed by merging Serbia and neighbours (e.g. Bosnia) Most of whom were part if the good ol' Austro-Hungarian empire 8 of 9 How did the Allies deal w. Russia? start of war - R was on the side of the Alies, but left after Bolveshik (communist) revolution - 1917 Signed a treaty w. Germany (of Brest-Litovsk) - gave Germany lots of Russian land Allies didn't want Germ to have this land Self-determination - gave different peoples (?) independence, creating: Finland Estonia Latvia (re-creating) Poland 9 of 9
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