The Locarno treaty made Europe peaceful - discuss

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I think that the Locarno treaty made Europe peaceful because:

  1. It was accepted that Germany’s frontiers with France and Belgium were not to be attacked.
  2. The Rhineland would remain demilitarised
  3. Germany’s frontiers with Poland and Czechoslovakia would not be change by force.

Instead of that the League of Nations forced Germany to pay $6600 million to France and Germany agreed they couldn’t pay so much. Finally USA gave them the money to pay to France.

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The league of nations had some successes and some failures. Their successes were  in the Aaland Islands and in Upper Silecia.

In the Aaland islands the problem was that Sweden and Finland both claimed ownership of these islands, and it seemed that war could broke between them. The League’s action was to give Finland the islands and, for lucky, Sweden was in accord.

In Upper Silesia, the problem was that this area  of land in the polish and Germany borders had a mixed population.  The league interfered doing a plebiscite. After the voting, the territory was divided between the ...

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