Taken away and given to LON as mandates. In reality Britain and France controlled them

What happened to German colonies in Africa

What border between France and Germany was demilitarised

The Polish Corridor-So Poland could have access to sea trade

The name of the piece of land given to Poland after Germany was split

8 including Poland and Czechoslovakia/ as a result some countries had German speaking people in them. This was a motivation for Hitler to reunite all German speaking people.

How many new countries were created from the Eastern Empire?

13% / Alsace Lorraine-previously owned by France before taken by Germany in 1871 after Franco-Prussian War. Eupen. Malmedy. Saar Land

Percentage of land confiscated from Germany

Saar Land/ after 15 years the people would make a cute to return the land to Germany or not

What land of Germany was given to France to make sure that Germany would pay reparations?

£6.6 billion/£6,600 million. Would take over 60 years to pay back.

What was the amount of money Germany was forced to pay as reparations and how long would it take to pay?

Germany were very poor after the war. Hundreds of thousands died of starvation in Germany due to poverty. The fact they they lost a lot of land and resources did not help at all

No airforce allowed. 100000 men only allowed-to act as a defensive army only. Conscription banned. Navy could only build 6 battleships. Rhineland demilitarised. No armoured vehicles, submarines or aircraft.

What were the terms of armament against Germany.

War guilt-Germany accept full responsibility for causing WW1-Humiliation-Germany weren’t even invaded so they technically never lost

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