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	От	ok
	К	Chestnut
	Дата	02.09.2004 10:51:12
	Рубрики	Локальные конфликты;

Ре: Модель рассуждений...

А откуда дровишки про ТАКОЕ влияние обшественного мнения в Британии и Франции на отношение правительств к Версалю?

Я понимал-бы смягчение в економической сфере ( репарации и тд), но в военной? Против кого-же, по мнению союзников, строилась германская армия?
Не рпотив Франции и Британии, ето понятно. Не против Польши. Так против кого? Вопрос открыт - зачем немцам РАЗРЕШИЛИ строить армиюи флот?

"British signed a bilateral treaty with Germany, in which the Germans agreed to limit their future naval buildup to 35% of the Royal Navy's strength. Hitler also promised not to build more than 45% of the U-boats the British owned. This looked like an agreement binding Germany without giving it anything in return. The naval treaty, however, achieved two things for Germany. First it showed to the British that Germany was for the moment not interested in translating its industrial potential into a naval threat. Hitler sought to avoid Tirpitz's footsteps for the time being and declared that he had no intention of challenging British naval supremacy. Hitler hoped that the naval agreement might become a step toward the alliance with Britain that he desired. It did not cost the Germans much, since their rearmament for the time being had other priorities and since the German navy was still much weaker than the treaty allowed.
Second, the naval treaty demonstrated blatantly that the Treaty of Versailles was a piece of paper and that the British -- in spite of their declarations in Stresa -- knew and accepted this. The disarmament clauses of the Versailles treaty allowed the German navy far less than 35% of the British ships and forbade the building of submarines. The German-British naval treaty thus helped to undermine both the Stresa front and the peace treaty."