Triplet match
Date
Event
Summary
1923
Locarno treaty
France invade the German industrial heartland to encourage
Germany to fulfil their reparation payments
1924
Germany join the LONs
American plan to help Germany by making their reparations
payments more manageable
1925
Kellogg-Briand Pact
The guaranteeing of the German Western borders, (ceding AlsaceLorraine to France)
1926
Berlin Olympic Games
Purging of the Nazi Party, and in particular the leaders of the SA
1928
Nuremburg Laws
International agreement emphasising the need for peaceful ways to
solve crisis and international disputes, avoiding war
1933
The Final Solution
Germany were finally allowed to join the League of Nations to give
them a place to discuss international issues
1934
Night of the Long Knives
The Nazis get this passed to give them ultimate control and power. It
makes use of Article 48 – a weakness in the constitution
1935
Enabling Act
The plan to extinguish the Jews of Europe
1936
Kristallnacht
During the games evidence of anti-Semitism was played down,
although Hitler snubbed gold medal winner, Jesse Owens
1938
Dawes Plan
A night of burning, looting and terror for the Jews, where many
synagogues and Jewish properties were destroyed
1941
Occupation of the Ruhr
Limited relationships between Jews and non-Jews in Germany
Triplet match (answers)
Date
Event
Summary
1923
Occupation of the Ruhr
France invade the German industrial heartland to encourage
Germany to fulfil their reparation payments
1924
Dawes Plan
American plan to help Germany by making their reparations
payments more manageable
1925
Locarno treaty
The guaranteeing of the German Western borders, (ceding
Alsace-Lorraine to France)
1926
Germany join the LONs
Germany were finally allowed to join the League of Nations to
give them a place to discuss international issues
1928
Kellogg-Briand Pact
International agreement emphasising the need for peaceful
ways to solve crisis and international disputes, avoiding war
1933
Enabling Act
The Nazis get this passed to give them ultimate control and
power. It makes use of Article 48 – a weakness in the constitution
1934
Night of the Long Knives
Purging of the Nazi Party, and in particular the leaders of the SA
1935
Nuremburg Laws
Limited relationships between Jews and non-Jews in Germany
1936
Berlin Olympic Games
During the games evidence of anti-Semitism was played down,
although Hitler snubbed gold medal winner, Jesse Owens
1938
Kristallnacht
A night of burning, looting and terror for the Jews, where many
synagogues and Jewish properties were destroyed
1941
The Final Solution
The plan to extinguish the Jews of Europe