South Tyrol, Trentino, Isteria and Trieste to Italy
Similar to treaty with Germany but harsher on this new state Territory reduced to Vienna and the German speaking western provinces = 1/10 size of before Army limited to 30,000 Navy limited to 3 police boats on Danube River Reparations Hungary lost Slovakia and Ruthenia to Czechoslovakia Croatia and Slovenia to Yugoslavia Transylvania and the Banat of Temesvar to Romania
Plus League of Nations for both treaties
Hungary Even harsher on this new state Lost of its territory 2/3 of its population 3 million Hungarians become citizens of Rumania, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia Army limited to 35,000 Reparations Problems for countries which were created. Trade Barriers Hampered European Stability Ethnic strife Poland and Czechoslovakia had several issues over Teschen area November 1919 Treaty with Bulgaria Western Thrace was given to Greece Dobrudja was given to Romania Northern Macedonia was given to Yugoslavia Army limited to 20000 men Reparations 100 million pounds Left at least a million Bulgarian under foreign governments. Cut off sea access Reduced land Reduced population Treaty with Turkey The Straits of the Dardanelles to be controlled by the allies Saudi Arabia became independent Turkey lost the rights to Sudan and Libya Eastern Thrace, Smyrna (plebiscite) and some Turkish Aegean Islands were given to Greece Adalia and Rhodes to Italy Mesopotamia, Palestine and Syria became League of Nation mandates and were to be run by France and Britain. Military restrictions Outraged the Turks Ignored self-determination Kurdistan No control over finances Overthrowing of the old Turkish Regime by Attaturk 1923 Treaty of Sevres was altered at Lausanne The Greeks were expelled Constantinople, Smyrna was given back to Turkey Internationalized Zone of the Straits, which, however, was to remain demilitarized and remain subject to an international convention. Turkey recovered full sovereign rights over all its territory Outside the Zone of the Straits, no limitation was imposed on the Turkish military establishment. No reparations were exacted. First successful contest by a defeated country Improvement of economy First time a defeated country had a say in the negotiations