History Weimar - How successful was the recovery of the Weimar Republic under Stresemann 1924-29? - Kellogg-Briand Pact/ Dawes plan/ Young plan/ Stresemann's role/ Dealing with hyperinflation/ Underlying problems.
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What was the Kellogg-Briand Pact of 1928?
Secured peace between USA and France
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What did it show?
That Germany was working together with 68 nations
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What kind of arrangement was it?
Temporary arrangement
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Main benefit?
Helped economic recovery
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Main limitation?
Didn't reduce reparations but for the first 5 years it fixed the payments in accordance with Germanys ability to pay
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When were the allied troops withdrawn
June 1930
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Major internal opposition
Referendum campaign
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Reparations
Total sum reduced to 37, 000 million marks (1/8th of original amount)
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Economic recovery
Introduced the Rentenmark, ending hyperinflation
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Foreign policy
Secured the Locarno Treaties and League of Nations membership
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Political stability
Helped stabilise the Weimar government amid rising extremism
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Loans
Germany took $2.5 billion in loans from USA
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Currency
Stresemann introduced the new currency called the 'Rentenmark' on 15 November 1923
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1925 - 1929
German exports rose by 407
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Political instability
weak governments and extremist movements
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Economic vulnerability
Reliance on foreign loans, especially from the U.S.A
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Treaty of Versailles resentment
continued nationalist opposition to the Treaty's terms.