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In arranging the Locarno agreemnet was recognized when they were awarded the Nobal Peace Prize in 1926
Idealistic minds towards peace
Secretary of State of Foreign Affairs
Put emphasis on International Relations
Thus more sympathy towards
Germany might come in to place
Terms of the Treaty:
1. Germany accepts its borders with France and Belgium is permanent
2. Germany agrees to seek changes in her eastern borders by means of discussion, agreement and arbitration with Poland and Czechoslovakia
What will happen
NEXT???
Germany accepted the results of the First World War on her western borders
BUT NOT IN THE EAST
Germany joined the League of Nations and obtained a permanent seat on the League Council
By 1930, the Allied occupation armies had left Germany and she became an independent state again
Allies removed their troops from the left bank fo the Rhine and the Allied commission to supervise German disarmament departed in 1927.
Tensions had been reduced as Germany had accepted it borders and renounced violence, prosperity was returning to Europe, democracy was flourishing in Germany and a general sense off optimism prevailed
The French and the British might also repair their relationship which had been damaged by French insistence on a hard approach to Germany
Breakthrough in Franco-German relations and addressed the security concerns that had driven French policy at Versailles and in the years after.
Allowed Germany to be rehabilitated without posing a threat to Western Europe
Signed by 65 countries. They agreed by this action to renounce war as an instrument of national policy. (Best Spirit of Locarno)
Signed in Paris
Manchurian Crisis
Avoid the fear of facing Germany
Signed in August 27, 1928
Aristide Briand
Austen Chamberlain
Gustave Stresemann
The impression after the relatively peaceful 1920s that the risk of war had been greatly reduced and that large military establishments were no longer necessary. The optimism of the Locarno Pact and the Kellogg-Briand Agreement served to support this general viewpoint.
UK, Italy, France and Germany would carry out peaceful revisions of the treaties, would make Germany an equal partner and would resemble Locarno as a means of negotiating between France and Germany. The pact was never ratified because of French objections but it showed a move away from the League to a Concert of Europe model.
Dark green: original signatories
Green: subsequent adherents
Light blue: territories of parties
Dark blue: League of Nations mandates administered by parties