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Stalin was determined that Germany would never?
threaten his nation again.
Was France part of the Soviet Union?
No it was part of FRANCE. But in WW2 it was taken over by Germany. Then when D-Day happened, France was once again France
Why did Clemenceau want the Treaty of Versailles to be harsh on Germany and what was some of the aims he wanted.?
The aim was to weaken Germany, and makes sure that Germany did not invade France again. He wanted 0ver 600 billion pounds in reperations and felt that this could be justified by France's losses France wanted the Rhineland to be Demiltarised so that Germany could not attack France.
What did France do on 3 September 1939?
they went to war again because France lost the first world war
Which 2 nations were involved in tensions over the province of Asace and Lorraine?
France and Germany. Germany annexed Alsace and Lorraine from France at the end of the 1870 war. Both provinces became French again in 1918.
What goal did Britain and France have for Germany after world war 1?
France wanted to weaken Germany so that it wouldn't threaten France again
Stalin was determined that Germany would never?
threaten his nation again.
Why did the birtish and the french want Germany to be punished ww1?
They did not want Germany punished, so much as they wanted compensation for the financial cost of the Great War; also, they were keen to make sure that Germany could not become a political threat again and spark a second war. On this, they failed miserably.
Was France part of the Soviet Union?
No it was part of FRANCE. But in WW2 it was taken over by Germany. Then when D-Day happened, France was once again France
Why did Clemenceau want the Treaty of Versailles to be harsh on Germany and what was some of the aims he wanted.?
The aim was to weaken Germany, and makes sure that Germany did not invade France again. He wanted 0ver 600 billion pounds in reperations and felt that this could be justified by France's losses France wanted the Rhineland to be Demiltarised so that Germany could not attack France.
Why was the rhineland demilitarised?
Nowhere! The Rhineland was always the Rhine River Valley that covered the border between France and Germany, but it was not demilitarized until AFTER World War I in order to give France a measure of security.
What was the major goal of the french foreign policy after World War 1?
Before WWI Germany made sure that it kept good relations with all the major European nations other then France to make sure it had no allies. But after Bismark was no longer in control of Germany, Germany started to threaten its neighbors. For example, the Germans started building a navy, which threatened Britain. Because of Germany's growing power France was able to make an alliance with Russia and later England. But After WWI Russia became communist and Britain went off to do British things leaving France alone again so France allied with Czechoslovakia and Poland but both where quickly taken by the Germans
Were did Wassily Kandinsky move to in France?
During WW1 he moved from Germany back to his native Russia. Again to Germany 1921-1933, when he left for France. He remained there for the rest of his life.
What did France do on 3 September 1939?
they went to war again because France lost the first world war
Which 2 nations were involved in tensions over the province of Asace and Lorraine?
France and Germany. Germany annexed Alsace and Lorraine from France at the end of the 1870 war. Both provinces became French again in 1918.
The painter Wassily Kandisky is what country?
He was born in Russia, went to Munich, Germany to become an artist, returned to Russia for a time, worked in Germany again and died in France.
Why did Britain want to punish Germany?
Clemenceau wanted Germany treated harshly so they were unable to invade again, they had already invaded twice in his life time (Franco Prussian war and ww1). he also wanted them punished harshly because it was what the people of France wanted and if he wanted to stay in office he would have to punish them harshly. Germany also caused a great deal of damage to Frances infrastructure, human life and economy.
