Locarno agreements

The treaties of Locarno, is the name that received the eight agreements aimed at strengthening peace in Europe after the First World War signed by the representatives of Belgium, Czechoslovakia, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Kingdom of Italy and Poland in the city Swiss Locarnoel October 16, 1925.

The eight papers included:

- An agreement between France, Britain, Italy, Germany and Belgium.

- An agreement of understanding between Belgium and Germany.

- A memorandum of understanding between France and Germany.

- A memorandum of understanding between Germany and Poland.

- A memorandum of understanding between Germany and Czechoslovakia.

- A proposed alliance between France and Poland.

- Another between France and Czechoslovakia.

- A statement of the signatories of the agreement of mutual guarantees.

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