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Treaty of Versailles 1919

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Part of our history series on Europe between the wars, this mind map outlines the main elements of the Treaty of Versailles. The mind map format gives a great overview of the main points of the treaty, allowing you to get up to speed quickly.
Andrew Burke
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Treaty of Versailles 1919
  1. 5. League of Nations
    1. Set up as an international police force
      1. Germany not allowed to join
      2. 1. Border Changes
        1. Germany lost 10% of its land
          1. Lost 12.5% of the population
          2. 4. German Armed Forces
            1. Rhineland (border between France and Germany) demilitarised - no German troops allowed
              1. Navy limited to 6 battleships
                1. No armoured vehicles, submarines or aircraft
                  1. Soldiers must be volunteers
                    1. German army limited to 100,000 men
                    2. 2. War Guilt Clause
                      1. Germany must accept blame for starting the war
                      2. 3. Reparations
                        1. Cost £6.6 billion
                          1. Germany to pay Allies for war damage
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