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whose governments were less than enthusiastic with the prospect of having a vengeful France on their doorstep. It also would have necessitated the stationing of substantial imperial forces within these states' borders, possibly compromising their ability to exercise the considerable autonomy that the
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The German military spoke up for control of the Alsace region, up to the Vosges (mountain range) and the area between Thionville (Diedenhofen) and Metz as a requirement for the protection of Germany. Most importantly, the German military regarded control of the route between Thionville and Metz as
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until they had been gradually obtained by France over the previous two centuries, allowed Berlin to justify the annexation on nationalistic grounds. However, the conquest of French-speaking areas such as the city of
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France also had to pay a full payment of 5,000,000,000 francs in gold, with one billion in 1871, before any German forces withdrawal (which occurred in September 1873).
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The new political border largely (though not entirely) followed the linguistic border. The fact that the majority of the population in the new Imperial Territory (
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region until 1 October 1872 to decide between keeping their French nationality and emigrating, or remaining in the region and becoming German citizens.
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Without a westward shift in the boundary, the new empire's frontier with France would have been largely divided between the states of
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Required military occupation in parts of France until the indemnity was paid (France paid the indemnity quicker than the agreed time).
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Eckhardt, C.C. (May, 1918). "The Alsace-Lorraine Question", The Scientific Monthly, Vol. 6, No. 5, pp. 431–443.
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speech. Thus going against the right of self-determination. Alsace-Lorraine returned to France under the
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Hartshorne, Richard (Jan, 1950). "The Franco-German Boundary of 1871", World Politics, pp. 209–250.
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clause. France would respect the clauses of the Treaty of Frankfurt in their entirety until 1914.
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This treaty polarized French policy towards Germany for the next 40 years. The reconquest of
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sparked outrage in France, and was used as one of the main arguments for French
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This article is about the Treaty of Frankfurt of 1871. For other treaties, see
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which would be one of the most powerful motives in France's involvement in
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Set a framework for the withdrawal of German troops from certain areas.
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The use of navigable waterways in connection to Alsace-Lorraine
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the most important area of control if there were ever to be a
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The treaty also established the terms for the following:
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advocates the transfer of the territories to France as
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Treaty of Frankfurt (disambiguation)

Friedrichsruh
Franco-Prussian War
French
German
peace treaty
Frankfurt
Franco-Prussian War
Ceded areas.
Alsace-Lorraine
French Third Republic
German Empire
Alsace
departments
Bas-Rhin
Haut-Rhin
Belfort
territory
Lorraine
Moselle
Meurthe
Château-Salins
Sarrebourg
cantons
Saales
Schirmeck
Vosges
Alsace-Lorraine
indemnity

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