Relations between German & USSR (post ww1)

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Treaty of Rapallo

A 1922 agreement where Germany and Russia resumed trade and diplomatic relations, dropping all outstanding claims for war damages.

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Post-War Isolation

The status of Germany after World War I, being politically and diplomatically isolated from other nations.

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Walther Rathenau

German statesman who negotiated the Treaty of Rapallo with Russia in April 1922.

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Outcast Nations

Countries like Germany and Russia treated as pariahs by victorious powers after World War I.

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Treaty of Berlin

A 1926 treaty renewing the Treaty of Rapallo, agreeing that Germany would remain neutral if the USSR were not the aggressor.

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Locarno Pact

A series of agreements in 1925 that guaranteed Germany's western borders, seen as a diplomatic success for Stresemann.

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Diplomatic Relations

Formal interactions and agreements between sovereign states, resumed between Germany and Russia through the Treaty of Rapallo.

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Economic Cooperation

Mutual benefits in trade and economic activities, a key aspect of both the Treaty of Rapallo and Treaty of Berlin.

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Eastern Frontiers

Borders of Germany that were subject to change and revision, necessitating cooperation with the USSR.

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Military Cooperation

Joint military efforts and agreements, which increased under treaties between Germany and Russia.

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Punitive Peace Treaties

Harsh agreements imposed on defeated nations post-war, notably the Treaty of Versailles on Germany.

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Communist State

A government system where the state owns the means of production and individual rights are subordinated to the state, as seen in the USSR.

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German Communist Party

Political group in Germany that sought closer ties with the USSR despite widespread opposition to communism among Germans.

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Poland's Security Threat

The perceived danger to both Germany and Russia/USSR from the existence of an independent Poland supported by the Allies.

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Self-Interest

The concept that nations act based on their own benefits, significant in the motivation behind the Treaty of Rapallo.