Treaties after WW1

• St Germain (1919): Austria lost land to Romania and Italy as well as land being taken to form new countries; Czechoslovakia, Poland and Yugoslavia
• St Germain (1919): Austria's army was restricted to 35,00 men, they weren't allowed a navy and were supposed to pay reparations but this wasn't enforced.
• Neuilly (1919): Bulgaria lost land to Greece although Bulgaria also gained land from Turkey.
• Neuilly (1919): Bulgaria's army was limited and it wasn't allowed an air force
• Trianon (1920): Hungary lost land which was given to countries like Czechoslovakia
• Trianon (1920): Hungary's army was limited to 35,000 men and they were asked to pay reparations but these were never collected
• Sevres (1920): Turkey lost land to Greece and its army was cut to 50 000 men. It' navy was only allowed sail boats and six torpedo boats
• Sevres (1920): Turkey had to give access to their sea so that Europe could pass through and trade. The Ottoman empire was also split up.
• Sevres (1920): The Turkish people overthrew their government in response to the agreement of the treaty. Turkey negotiated with Britain and a new treaty was drawn up, the treaty of Lasuanne.
• Lausanne (1923): Stated that Turkey didn't have to pay back their reparations and allowed them some land back from Greece. They also had total control over their armed forces.
• Lausanne (1923): The treaty showed that the worked didn't have to do what the League of Nations said, encouraging future retaliations.