March 1925Briand Seeks Binding Western GuaranteeAristide Briand
Briand seeks a binding international guarantee of France's frontier with Germany and the demilitarized Rhineland.
Historical records for France in 1925, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Briand seeks a binding international guarantee of France's frontier with Germany and the demilitarized Rhineland.
Briand combines demands for security with a willingness to pursue political reconciliation with Germany.
Briand represents France as the Locarno Conference opens to negotiate a European security settlement.
Article Two commits France and Germany not to attack, invade or resort to war against each other except under stated exceptions.
France accepts a separate arbitration convention requiring peaceful procedures for disputes with Germany.
Briand approves the five-power guarantee linking Germany, Belgium, France, Great Britain and Italy.
Briand accepts a central League Council role in determining and responding to breaches of the western guarantee.
France keeps its separate commitment to assist Czechoslovakia while joining the western Locarno framework.
Briand ensures that the western pact does not cancel France's security commitments toward Poland.
Briand joins the final protocol's commitment to cooperate with League efforts toward a general disarmament agreement.
The pact allows action resulting from specified decisions of the League Assembly or Council.
Briand joins the other delegates in approving the final protocol and interdependent Locarno agreements.
Briand accepts Britain and Italy as guarantors of the western settlement between France, Belgium and Germany.
Doumergue supports the French government's move toward a negotiated western security settlement.
The French government supports the five-power western security arrangement negotiated at Locarno.
Painlevé's government supports Briand's negotiations for guarantees of France's western security.
Painlevé's cabinet supports the proposed Treaty of Mutual Guarantee covering Germany's western frontiers.
Briand insists that the settlement preserve the Versailles restrictions on military forces in the Rhineland.
Doumergue is President while the French government supports Briand's negotiations for the Locarno security settlement.
Painlevé's government backs a guarantee of the Franco-German frontier and the Rhineland demilitarized zone.
Painlevé's cabinet reviews the compromise balancing French security demands with German reintegration.
Briand joins the other principal delegates in London for the formal signing of the Locarno agreements.
Briand formally signs the Rhineland Pact on behalf of France at the London ceremony.
Identifies radiationless atomic relaxation in which energy ejects a secondary electron, now called an Auger electron.
Appointed Member of Communist Party Central Committee
Receives a doctorate for research on polonium alpha rays.
Appointed Minister of Justice
Appointed Minister of Public Works
Appointed Minister of War, 2nd term
Elected as a deputy, then becomes leader of the Socialist Party
Appointed Prime Minister of France, 2nd term
Appointed Member of Marshal Petains Secretariat
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