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World War II
- Treaty of Versailles
- The Treaty of Versailles
was signed on the 28th of
June 1919, near Paris.
- VOCAB
- Armistice: An
agreement to stop
fighting
- National
Self-Determination: The
belief that national groups
in Europe should be given
their independence and
have their own country
- Diktat: A german
word meaning
dictated or
imposed
- Demilitarised zone: An
area where it is forbidden
to place military forces
- Armistice: An
agreement to stop
fighting
- Major provisions
- MILITARY: * Germany's army had to be reduced to 100,000 men
* Germany's navy had to be reduced to only a few ships on
costal patrols * Germany could not develop a airforce
- COLONIAL: Germany lost all colonies
- Reparations: Germany had to pay for WWI
- WAR GUILT: Germany had to take full responsibility for causing the war.
- TERRITORIAL: * Germany had to return the territories they took from
France * Germans coal producing area was put under international control
and the coal was going to France * Posen was given to poland * The
rhineland was to be a demilitrised zone
- MILITARY: * Germany's army had to be reduced to 100,000 men
* Germany's navy had to be reduced to only a few ships on
costal patrols * Germany could not develop a airforce
- Consequences
- The Treaty of Versailles
was signed on the 28th of
June 1919, near Paris.
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