What did the losers of world war 1 lose?

Answer 1

Germany, - Treaty of Versailles 1919

- They lost 13.5% of their territory, this included all of their overseas colonies.

- Disarming. They had to reduce their army to 100 000 mean and were forbidden to have tanks. Allowed a small navy, with only 6 battleships and no submarines. No Airforce. No troops were allowed into the Rhineland.

- Couldn't unite with Austria.

- Dignity, they had to sign saying that they alone were why ww1 started.

- Money, $3.3billon had to go towards paying off war reparations. This was later reduced by the 1929 Young Plan.

Austria - Treaty of St Germain 1919

- Was divided into Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.

- Had to pay reparations.

Bulgaria - Treaty of Neuilly 1919

- Forced to surrender territories

- Pay reparations

- Limit their army

The Russian Empire

- Did not attend the Paris peace conference because they were caught up in a civil war. So lost part of their empire. This formed Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

- Chunks of territory to Poland, Czechoslovakia and Rumania.

Poland and Italy.

- Poland was set up as a 'buffer state' between Russia and Germany.

- Italy was given par of Austria as a reward for joining The Allies.

Turkey - Treaty of Servres 1920

Hungary - Treaty of Trianon 1920.