Belgian Delegation Seeks Western Frontier Security
Vandervelde represents Belgium in negotiations intended to secure its frontier against renewed German aggression.
Role range: 1925-1927
Follow Émile Vandervelde through 10 dated historical records for Belgium.
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Vandervelde represents Belgium in negotiations intended to secure its frontier against renewed German aggression.
Role range: 1925-1927
Article Four requires an alleged violation of the pact or Rhineland clauses to be brought before the League Council.
Role range: 1925-1927
Article Two places the same non-aggression obligation on Belgium and Germany.
Role range: 1925-1927
Vandervelde accepts the Rhineland Pact guaranteeing Belgium's frontier with Germany.
Role range: 1925-1927
Vandervelde secures British and Italian guarantees of the Belgian-German frontier.
Role range: 1925-1927
Vandervelde approves the bilateral arbitration convention governing disputes between Belgium and Germany.
Role range: 1925-1927
Belgium accepts the mutual undertaking with Germany not to attack, invade or resort to war except under specified exceptions.
Role range: 1925-1927
Vandervelde initials the final protocol on behalf of Belgium.
Role range: 1925-1927
Vandervelde adds Belgium's signature at the London ceremony, completing its participation in the Rhineland security system.
Role range: 1925-1927
Belgium becomes fully covered by the Locarno guarantee system when the treaties enter into force.
Role range: 1925-1927
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