Stresemann and Dawes and Young plan 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe rise of Germany 1871 – 1945A2/A-levelAQA Created by: Isabelle6447Created on: 19-03-22 17:12 What did Stresemann aware the underlying cause of Germany's cause was? the burden of the reparations bill 1 of 39 He followed a policy of fulfillment, what is this? complying with the terms of TOV whilst negotiating modifications to it 2 of 39 Background info ...... 3 of 39 The Dawes plan 1924 4 of 39 Who did Stresemann ask to address Germany's repayment concerns? Allied reparations commitee 5 of 39 Why did the USA want Germany to repay France (reparations)? Because France owned the USA loans 6 of 39 Why the time the Dawes Plan was finished what was Stresemann? Foreign minister- not chancellor anymore but took the credit 7 of 39 Key Agreements .... 8 of 39 What was the 1st key agreement? The total reparations bill (£6.6 billion) was not reduced 9 of 39 What was the 2nd key agreement about? Instalments of recommendations 10 of 39 What was Germany's next installment reduced to (Much less than before) ? 1000 million marks 11 of 39 What did this increase to for the next 5 years? 2500 marks 12 of 39 Then, what would Germany's repayments be based on? Germanys industrial performance 13 of 39 How much of a loan did Germany get to start and invest in german infrastructure? 800 million Marks 14 of 39 Impact .... 15 of 39 Why had the policy of fulfillment worked? Allies finally accepted that Germany was unable to pay 16 of 39 What happened with the Ruhr? French gradually left the Ruhr 17 of 39 What was the impact of the loans? helped to begin an economic recovery 18 of 39 What were Stresemann and Dawes given for this plan? Nobel peace prizes 19 of 39 Why was the plan good for the German people? There was increased optimism about Germany's future and an economic recovery 20 of 39 However, who opposed the plan altogether and believed that Germany should reject it? Right-wing parties like the NSDAP and DNVP 21 of 39 What did Stresemann privately see the plan as? an 'economic armistice' (no more than a private agreement that was not a final solution and only agreed to get the loan) 22 of 39 What was the Dawes plan only meant to be ? Temporary 23 of 39 What was it replaced with? The Young plan 24 of 39 When was the Young plan? 1929 25 of 39 Background info ... 26 of 39 Even though the french left the Ruhr, who remained in the Rhineland? allied forces 27 of 39 Why did the french refuse to withdraw? Until the reparations issue was resolved 28 of 39 Who were the key negotiators in the new committee set up to solve the reparations issue once and for all? Stresemann as foreign minister and Schacht as head of the Reichbank 29 of 39 Key agreement 3 30 of 39 What was the first key agreement? Total reparations bill to be considerably reduced to 1.8 billion 31 of 39 what was the 2nd key agreement? Annual instalments were to increase over time and be paid until 1988 32 of 39 What was the 3rd key agreement? Allied troops promised to withdraw from Rhineland by 1930 33 of 39 thus what worked the policy of fulfillment 34 of 39 Who did the young plan greatly anger ? The young plan 35 of 39 What did Hugenberg DNVP leader and other right-wing groups including the NSDAP and Hitler had a key part launch? a national campaign calling for the Reichstag to pass a 'freedom law' 36 of 39 What was the freedom law? force the government to reject the war guilt clause 37 of 39 what did the law get enough support for? a national referendum and it to be debated in the Reichstag 38 of 39 Although the Reichstag and the public voted against the law, how many did vote to show strong nationalist feelings? 13.8% 39 of 39
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