WW1

treaty of Brest-Litovsk

Mar 3, 1918

the treaty of Brest-Litovsk happened before the end of WW1. It was signed by the allies and Russia, and forced russia to lose control of Ukraine, poland, and belarus (among many other small land masses and sovereign entities). russia lost 34% of its population and 54% of its land.

Treaty of Versailles

Jun 28, 1919

the treaty of versailles was arguably the most important treaty of WW1. It was an agreement between the allied powers and germany, and was controversial for the tax on germany's arsenal and economy. germany was required to give the allies the equivalent of almost 670,000,000 australian dollars. It is also believed to have fueled the fire that started WW1, as the german publics shame and anger made it easy for Hitler to manipulate

Treaty of Neuilly

Nov 27, 1919

The Treaty of Neuilly aimed to forced bulgaria to concede in its war efforts. the terms were that Bulgaria would have to give the allied powers $165,000,000 (aud), return any land captured during WW1, and many more repercussions.

Treaty of Trianon

Jun 4, 1920

The treaty of Trianon aimed to officially recognise the end of war between the hungarian empire and the allied powers. hungary was forced to both pay reperations of war, and release its rule over surrounding countries. the Treaty of Trianon is regarded as one of the harshest, as hungary was forced into engaging in war.

Treaty of Saint-Germain

Jul 16, 1920

This was a treaty signed between Austria and the allied powers that confirmed the disbandment of the Hasburg empire. this involved countries such as Poland, Czechoslovakia and hungary (hungary also signed their own end-of-war peace treaty). it was protested by Austria but eventually passed in 1920.