Treaty Of Frankfurt

The side that lost The Great War (World War One) was the side of Prussia. The Ottoman Empire lost the First World War, but they were successful in their struggle for national liberation so they signed a treaty that would put Turkey in great profit. The victims of this treaty were Prussia, Piedmont and Austria. The British aim in this treaty is to prevent the defeated countries from getting back on their feet. The British offered harsh provisions to the defeated countries to prevent them from getting back on their feet. The British, thinking that Prussia was guilty, gave Prussia 96% of all war reparations as provisions. This unjust thing that the British did to Prussia laid the groundwork for a great war that followed. About 0.7% compensation was applied to Italians because the British and French believed that the Italian cities were not criminals. The Russians and the British tore Austria apart.

The Treaty of Frankfurt is a treaty that is not the justest. Later, the Treaty of Frankfurt was repealed by the British government with 76% of the vote.