Mr Davis - The other Paris Peace Treaties

Name the treaty signed with Austria

• Sevres
• Saint Germain
• Neuilly
• Trianon

Name the treaty signed with Hungary

• Sevres
• Saint Germain
• Neuilly
• Trianon

Name the treaty signed with Bulagria

• Sevres
• Saint Germain
• Neuilly
• Trianon

Name the treaty signed with Turkey

• Sevres
• Saint Germain
• Neuilly
• Trianon

What limitations were placed on Austria's military in the Treaty of Saint Germain?

• 30,000 man ary, no conscription, no air force, no navy.
• 35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.
• 50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.
• 20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.

What limitations were placed on Bulgaria's military in the Treaty of Neuilly

• 30,000 man ary, no conscription, no air force, no navy.
• 35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.
• 50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.
• 20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.

What limitations were placed on Hungary's military in the Treaty of Trianon?

• 30,000 man ary, no conscription, no air force, no navy.
• 35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.
• 50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.
• 20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.

What limitations were placed on Turkey's's military in the Treaty of Sevres?

• 30,000 man ary, no conscription, no air force, no navy.
• 35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.
• 50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.
• 20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.

In the Treaty of Saint Germain Austria lost land to:

• Yugoslavia, Romania and Greece.
• Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Italy
• Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania
• France and Britain (as mandates), Greece, Armenia and Kurdistan.

In the Treaty of Neuilly Bulgaria lost land to:

• Yugoslavia, Romania and Greece.
• Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Italy
• Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania
• France and Britain (as mandates), Greece, Armenia and Kurdistan.