History GCSE
International agreements of the 1920s
What International agreements of the 1920s means in History GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of International agreements of the 1920s
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The Dawes Plan 1924 rescheduled German reparations, Locarno 1925 improved relations, Kellogg-Briand 1928 renounced war and the Young Plan 1929 further revised reparations.
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