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The treaty of Versailles and international relations in the 1920 (League…

- - - - To install peace
    - - Fear of Germany seeking retribution
  - - - Buffer zone
    - - To pay for the loss that they caused
    - - So could not attack France again
  - - - Still let Germany trade with UK
- - - - 1919
      - Austria
        
        Austro-Hungarian Empire was broken up
        
        30,000 men army limit
        
        Forbidden to unite with Germany
    - - 1919
      - Bulgaria
        
        Lost land to places like Greece
        
        Army limited to 20,000
        
        10 million pounds in reparations
  - - - France
        
        Thought it wasn't harsh enough
      - Britain
        
        Thought it was too harsh
      - Germany
        
        Disarmament was unfair
        
        Victorious nations kept theres
        
        Reparations were too harsh and caused financial problems
        
        Unfair that only Germany was blaimed
        
        Not being asked to join the League of Nations was humiliating
        
        Angry that they had been represented
    - - Land
        
        European borders changed
        
        Alsace Loraine was returned to France
      - Armed Forces
        
        Army limited to 100,000 men
        
        Not allowed to build subs, planes or tanks
        
        Only 6 battle ships
      - Reparations
        
        6.6 billion pounds
      - League of nations
      - War guilt
        
        Germany had to accept blame
- - - - Aaland Island Argument
        
        Finland and Sweden
        
        Solved dispute passivley
        
        Finland got them
      - Greek invasion of Albania
        
        League ordered Greece to withdraw
- - - - 1929
  - - - 1924
  - - - 1922