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Describe the territorial Impact of the treaty of Versaille on Germany
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Describe the Territorial Impact of The Treaty of Versaille on Gemany
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Some of Germany's land was given to Allied nations.
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Large Pieces of Germany's territory was given to the state of Poland.
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However, some land was retained by Germany
Alsace-Lorraine returned to france
Eurpen-Malmedy given to Belgium
Germany was forced to give land to the allied nations and also Poland, a country formed from the land Germany had taken from the
Austrian-Hungarian empire.
Posen and West Prussia given to Poland
Eastern Upper Silensia given to Poland after Plebiscite.
Despite being forced to give away most of their land, Germany were allowed some land, however some of these cities came under the rule of the Allied Nations.
Danzig- stayed part of Germany but became a 'free city' and was under the rule of the Allied Nations.
Memel also.
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