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U WILL PASS!

42

The Rhineland (an area in Western Germany that bordered France) became demilitarised. Allied troops were stationed there until 1930

160

Germany’s army was restricted to 100,000 men

181

Germany’s navy was restricted to six battleships and could not produce submarines

198

Germany was not allowed to have an air force

45

France was given the area of the Saar, with its coalfields, for 15 years

51

Alsace-Lorraine became a part of France again

80

Anschluss (the union between Germany and Austria) was forbidden

87

Germany lost Posen and West Prussia, which allowed the Allies to create a ‘Polish Corridor’. This gave Poland access to the sea

199

France and Britain ruled all 11 of Germany’s colonies in Africa and the Far East as mandates

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Germany could not join the LON

231

The ‘War Guilt’ Clause. Germany had to agree that they started the First World War. The clause made Germany accept responsibility for the deaths and destruction during wartime

232

Germany would have to pay the Allies reparations as a condition of their surrender. The amount was set at 132 billion gold marks (£6.6 billion)