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Guilt

Germany had to accept the blame for starting the war

Armed forces

-Germany was forbidden to unite with Austria.


-Their army was limited to 100,000 men


-Conscription was banned


-6 battleships


-Rhineland became a demilitarised zone


-No armoured vehicles, aircraft, submarines

Reparations

£6600 million


It was not paid until 1984

German Territories

Alsace-Lorraine was returned


-So was West Prussia, Upper Silesia, Eupen and Malmédy, Danzig.


-The Saar was taken too

League of Nations

The L of N was set up, but Germany was not allowed to join until it showed that it was a "peace-loving country".