독일 외교정책과 베르사유 체제의 붕괴 1919~1926년 (German Foreign Policy and Collapse of Versailles System)

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The Aim of the Versailles Treaty is that the victorious nations isolate Germany, which was a defeated state in the First World War, But Germany utilized defectiveness of the Versailles System and escaped from isolation. In 1922 the conference was held in Genoa to reconstruct the economy of Europe. There were no significant results. Therefore Germany and Russia signed the Rapallo Treaty, which promised normalization of diplomatic relations. With the Rapallo Treaty Germany escaped from isolation, and the Versailles System begin to collapse. Because the west-european great powers worried the German-russian relations, they signed the Locarno Treaty with Germany. Farther Germany entered into the League of Nations. After Locarno Germany advanced again the East Policy. In 1926 Germany and Russia signed the Berlin Treaty for the neutralization in a defensive war. Germany, which located in middle Europe, utilized the opposition between the west and the east Europe, and then it escaped from isolation. Because both the west-european powers and Russia took a profound interest in the German possibility of economic development, they wanted to connote Germany

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The Aim of the Versailles Treaty is that the victorious nations isolate Germany, which was a defeated state in the First World War, But Germany utilized defectiveness of the Versailles System and escaped from isolation. In 1922 the conference was held in Genoa to reconstruct the economy of Europe. There were no significant results. Therefore Germany and Russia signed the Rapallo Treaty, which promised normalization of diplomatic relations. With the Rapallo Treaty Germany escaped from isolation, and the Versailles System begin to collapse. Because the west-european great powers worried the German-russian relations, they signed the Locarno Treaty with Germany. Farther Germany entered into the League of Nations. After Locarno Germany advanced again the East Policy. In 1926 Germany and Russia signed the Berlin Treaty for the neutralization in a defensive war. Germany, which located in middle Europe, utilized the opposition between the west and the east Europe, and then it escaped from isolation. Because both the west-european powers and Russia took a profound interest in the German possibility of economic development, they wanted to connote Germany

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