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Peace Treaties of 1919-23
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Mind Map on Peace Treaties of 1919-23, created by ChristenX on 04/15/2015.
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Peace Treaties of 1919-23
St. Germain, 1919 (Austria)
Main Terms
Separate Austria from Hungary; Austro-Hungarian empire was broken up
Lost territory
Army restricted to 30,000
Forbidden to unite with Germany
Impact
Most Austrian Industries went to Czechoslovakia
States given to various other countries
Millions in Eastern Europe given self-determination
Austria suffered severe economic problems
Neuilly, 1919 (Bulgaria
Main Terms
Lost land to Greece, Romania and Yugoslavia
Lost access to Mediterranean
Army restricted to 20,000
10 million in reparations
Impact
Lands given to Greece, Austria and Hungary
Many Bulgarians governed by foreign powers
Trianon, 1920 (Hungary)
Main Terms
Lost territory to Czechoslovakia, Romania and Yugoslavia
Loss of raw materials and industry
Impact
Hungary shrunk
3 million ended up in other states
Sevres, 1920 (Turkey)
Main Terms
Lost land to Greece , Bularia and Italy.
Lost straits running into the Black Sea
Army limited to 50,000, navy limited and no air force
Impact
Arabs who helped Britain in the war gained little
Some countries went independent
Versailles, 1919 (Germany)
Main terms
Blame for the war
6600 million in Reparations to the Allies
Army reduced to 100,000 men (volunteers only); no armoured vehicles, U-Boats or aircraft; 6 battleships;
All of Germany's colonies taken, territory also
Disarmament
Impact
Germans horrified and furious
Germans forced to sign due to being unable to go through another war (bankrupt and hungry)
Reparations crippled their economy
Disarmament dishonoured them
None of the victorious nations did
Made them vulnerable to attack (ie 1923 French invaded the Ruhr)
Lost pride
Felt insulted they weren't allowed to join the League
Many Germans found themselves living in other countries under foreign governments due to lost territory
Lost industrial areas such as Silesia and Saar
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