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Treaty of Versailles (1919) |
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Peace treaty that ended war w/ Germany after WW1 |
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PM of France 1917-1920
One of the principal architects of the Treaty of Versailles
Wanted revenge and to punish Germans
Wanted them to pay for damages from the war |
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Georges Clemenceau- France
David Lloyd George- Britain
Woodrow Wilson- America
Had very different oppinions of how to achieve peace |
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British Halfway point between Clemenceau and Wilson
Knew peace couldn't be harsh
would just cause another war in a few years |
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American President
Wanted to end war by making fair peace
Wanted to est. League of Nations
Developed 14 points |
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Less extreme than the Armistice
-Public view of treaties
-Freedom of seas
-Freedom of trade
-League of nations |
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Germany credited for causing the war
Not allowed in the Leaugue of Nations |
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Central powers have to pay Allied powers for damages
Chief battleground of post-war era |
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Replacement of Imperial gov't w/ republic
Later known as Weimar Republic |
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German Nationalist Militias
Filled a void for returned soldiers
Faught the Ruhr Red Army in Ruhr |
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Communist Party of Germany
Started armed uprising after defeating Freikorps
Ultimately snuffed out-->more soldiers and Freikorps sent in |
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French and Belgian occupation of the Ruhr
Weimar republic failed to keep up w/ reperations |
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Currency Crisis 1923
(Germany) |
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German economy was suffering b/c of reparations
German factories couldn't function
Germany kept defaulting on payments |
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Hyperinflation (German Mark) |
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German Mark became exceedingly worthless after WW1 |
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