8) international position (1924-28)

• Policy of Fulfillment


  Stresemann. Co-operating with France and Britain to reduce some of the terms of the Treaty, especially reparations.
• Policy of Fulfillment Consequences


  Germany improves international relations. Germany joins the League of Nations. German economy recovered. forces left the Ruhr
• Locarno Pact 1925


  involved France, USA, Britain and Italy (no Russia). Included the Arbitration Treaties and the Rhineland Pact
• Arbitration Treaties


  agreed that any disputes would be settled by mediation and mutual guarantee to ensure Germany didn't break this
• Rhineland Pact


  Germany, France, Belgium promised to respect the Western frontier and France removed troops from the Rhineland
• Treaty of Rathenau 1922


  Between Germany and Russia.

  Resume trade and economic cooperation, all outstanding compensation dropped, Germany could develop new weapons and train pilots in Russia
• Treaty of Berlin 1926


  renewed earlier treaties between Germany and the USSR

  Germany would remain neutral if the USSR were to be involved in war if the USSR was not the aggressors
• Inter-Allied control commission (IMCC)


  monitor the disarmament
• Ways of getting around disarmament


  relations with the USSR

  unofficial groups with close relation to the army

  more recruits enlisted for shorter periods where they would receive training and act as an army reserve that could be called on
• Kellogg-Briand Pact 1928


  Germany, France and USA agree not to use war to end disputes
• withdrawing troops from the Rhineland


  1926- withdrew from zone 1

  1929- withdrew from zone 2

  1930- withdrew from zone 3
• When did the IMCC withdraw


  1927