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LON-The Disputes - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 17th of December, Polish motorized troops along the border line
        
        January 23,1919, Czech Ultimatum(最后通牒）
        
        January 23-Feb 5th Military confrontation
    - - Two states to settle the matter themselves(what the hell???)
      - Both Countries negotiated but failed to come to an agreement
      - Czechs Refused Polish point to held plebiscite
      - The Leauge called Plebiscite
      - Poland took the bulk of the town while the Czech took one of the downtowns containing the valuable resources.
      - Peace was ensured although friction was present
  - - - March 20,1921, Plebscite took place. 60% of the vote goes to Germany
      - But Polish did not accept, they thought that much of the Germans voting were non-residents
      - Britain Proposed to only provide a small and important part of industrial area to Poland, and polish people rose in late April 1921, unsatisfied with the solution
    - - Poland was offered half the people and one third the land, much of the industrial region going to Poland
      - Germany nor Poland were satisfied by this solution
      - Signed may 1922, caused resentment in Germany but ensured peace till the Next World War
  - - - The port was made international territory and the surrounding area given to Lithuania
- - - - Mussolini simply refused
      - He did not leave Greece. The League then asked the Greek to pay a fine to the Italians and to apologize. The Greek government did so, and Mussolini left Corfu.
        
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        The decision was publicly and globally criticized for supporting the aggressor (Italy) and hurting the suppressed (Greece).
      - The League First Condemned Mussolini and His actions. It fined Italy and asked it to leave.
- - - - The Polish were not persuaded
      - France and English both supported Poland
      - Poland kept the city until World War II
- - - - The League Condemned the Greek Invasion and asked for them to leave and pay a 45,000 pound fine
      - Greece payed and left, but was not satisfied by the bias shown between the Corfu Dispute and this one