The scrap of paper was a treaty signer between Britain, Prussia (Which became part of Germany) and Belgium. It granted Belgium independence and neutrality. It stated that both Britain and Prussia would abstain from trying to rule and/or take over Belgium and that if any other country tried to do so, they would provide help and defence to Belgium. When Prussia merged with its neighbouring countries to form Germany, the treaty was then transferred to be between Britain, Germany and Belgium.
When both France and Germany became involved in world war one, the Germans invented a tactical plan, called the Schlieffen plan (after its creator- part of the German military) which would attack France before Russia got involved in the war (which was, due to alliances, definite) and to do so through Belgium and the Netherlands. This broke the Scrap of paper treaty and triggered Britain's involvement in the war as they still valued the treaty and came to the defence of Belgium which felt was being invaded and threatened.
When Belgium was invaded by Germany. This violated the Belgian Neutrality Treaty that the Germans signed. They regarded it as a "scrap of paper".
A Scrap of Paper was created in 1918.
The Scrap of Paper - 1920 was released on: USA: July 1920
A Scrap of Paper - 1913 was released on: USA: March 1913
A Scrap of Paper - 1914 was released on: USA: 15 December 1914
Pimple's Scrap of Paper - 1915 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
The cast of A Scrap of Paper - 1913 includes: Mabel Van Buren
"Fire" is the answer. Just like scrap is used to make paper, fire is used to create smoke.
Now that you have the scrap of paper, you go inside the school and there will be a set of lockers. Hover over each of the lockers until you can click on one of them. Click on it and use the combination of numbers that the scrap of paper tells you, and you will be able to unlock the locker. ~Good luck! Scrap paper will unlock the lockers
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The cast of A Scrap of Paper - 1943 includes: Richard Crane Harry Morgan
The cast of A Scrap of Paper - 1918 includes: Monty Banks as Soldier Glen Cavender as The Kaiser