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Gustav Stressman Biography and Timeline — Page 4

Follow Gustav Stressman through 163 dated historical records for Germany.

Gustav Stressman, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

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1924

Loan Inflows

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Foreign lending to Germany increases under the Dawes framework.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Reichsbank Supervision

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The German Reichsbank is to be reorganized under Allied supervision.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Reparations Burden Eased

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The plan softens the immediate burden of German reparations.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Reparations Capacity

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The Dawes Plan is designed to enable Germany to meet reparations payments.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Reparations Ceiling

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The Dawes Plan places an upper limit on German reparations payments.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Reparations Timetable

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The plan limits the reparations timetable to 37 years.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Rising Reparations Schedule

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Annual reparations are scheduled to rise toward 2.5 billion marks over four years.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Ruhr Evacuation

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Ruhr · Government / Weimar Republic

The Dawes arrangements provide for Allied occupation troops to leave the Ruhr.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Short Term Recovery

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The Dawes Plan provides short-term economic benefits to Germany.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Transport Tax Revenue

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Transportation taxes are identified as a source for reparations payments.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

1925

French Security Note

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

A January approach to France opens Stresemann's push for a western security settlement.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

German note sent to France suggesting western security pact

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

German note sent to France suggesting western security pact

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

German note sent to London suggesting western security pact

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

German note sent to London suggesting western security pact

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

London Security Note

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Later in January, a German diplomatic note asks London to consider the proposed western pact.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

German Rehabilitation

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Uses western frontier guarantees to support Germany's rehabilitation among the western powers.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Reciprocal Frontier Guarantee

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Proposes reciprocal recognition of Germany's western frontiers established at Versailles.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Western Security Pact

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Advances proposals for a western European security pact.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

1926

German Soviet Pact

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

A German-Soviet non-aggression pact is concluded.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Germany Joins League

Foreign Minister of Germany · Geneva · Warfare / League of Nations

Germany enters the League with a Council seat.

Role range: 1923-1929

League of Nations

Foreign Minister of Germany · Berlin · Warfare / League of Nations

Germany enters the League of Nations, the vote is unanimous

Role range: 1923-1929

Nobel Peace Prize Sharing

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Shares the Nobel Peace Prize with French statesman Aristide Briand.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Nobel Peace Award

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Warfare / Military

Wins the Nobel Peace Prize jointly with Aristide Briand.

Evacuation

Foreign Minister of Germany · Rhineland, The · Warfare / League of Nations

Meets Briand to discuss the evacuation of the Rhineland

Role range: 1923-1929

League of Nations

Foreign Minister of Germany · Berlin · Warfare / League of Nations

Obtains Germany's admission into the League of Nations

Role range: 1923-1929

Rule of Saarland

Foreign Minister of Germany · Saarland · Warfare / League of Nations

Meets Briand to discuss the return of the Saarland to Germany

Role range: 1923-1929

1927

Allied Control Commission

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The Allied Control Commission is withdrawn from Germany

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Allied Control Ends

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The Allied Control Commission is withdrawn from Germany.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

1928

Kellogg Briand Signing

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Signs the Kellogg-Briand Pact.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Pact between Kellogg-Briand Signatory Nations

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Signs the Kellog-Briand Pact

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Signs the Kellog-Briand Pact

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Signs the Kellog-Briand Pact

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

1929

Kellogg Briand Acceptance

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Germany accepts the Kellogg-Briand Pact.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Pact between Kellogg-Briand Signatory Nations

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Germany accepts the Kellog-Briand Pact

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Litvinov Protocol

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Litvinov Protocol between Russia, Estonia, Latvia & Poland renouncing war

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Litvinov Protocol

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

The Litvinov Protocol links Russia, Estonia, Latvia and Poland in a commitment renouncing war.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Death of Gustav Stressman

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Death of Gustav Stressman

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Death of Stresemann

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Berlin · Government / Weimar Republic

Dies in Berlin on 3 October 1929.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Alsace Lorraine Acceptance

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Accepts that Alsace-Lorraine is permanently part of France.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Diplomatic Proposal

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Stressman promises not to send German troops into the Rhineland and accepts that Alsace-Lorraine is permantely part of France. Stresemann proposes that France, Germany and Belgium should recognize as permanent their frontiers that were agreed at Versallies

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Permanent Western Frontiers

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Proposes permanent recognition of the frontiers agreed between France, Germany and Belgium.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Rhineland Troop Pledge

Foreign Secretary of Germany · Government / Weimar Republic

Promises not to send German troops into the Rhineland.

Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929

Records, sources and methodology

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