Vilna
Upper Silesia
Aland Islands
Corfu
Bulgaria
100

What countries were involved in this dispute?

Poland & Lithuania

100

Which two countries were involved?

Germany & Poland

100

What countries were involved?

Sweden & Finland

100

What countries were involved in the dispute?

Greece, Albania & Italy

100

What countries were involved?

Greece & Bulgaria

200

Who's army took control of Vilna?

Poland

200

Why did the countries want the area?

It was rich in iron and steel.

200

What was the decision made?

The islands should go to Finland

200

What was it about?

Tellini (Italy) was agreeing the borders between Greece & Albania when he was murdered.

200

What happened?

Greek soldiers were killed on the Bulgarian border so Greece invaded.

300

Why did France not get involved?

Poland was a potential ally against Germany

300

What is a plebicite?

A referendum

300

Did Sweden agree to the terms?

Yes

300

How did Mussolini react when Greece couldn't find the murderers?

He invaded Corfu and killed 15 people.

300

What was the League's decision?

Greece to withdraw and pay compensation to Bulgaria.

400

Why did Britain not get involved?

Wasn't willing to support without the support of other countries.

400

Who won the vote and why did the League decide to split it?

Germany. Different regions had voted different ways.

400

What weren't Finland allowed to do on the islands?

Build forts

400

Having told Greece to pay compensation, the League were going to look after the money. What happened next?

Italy still wasn't happy. Lobbied the main members of the league - and got the money directly.

400

Why was the League's decision hypocritical?

Italy had done a similar action in Corfu and got away with it.

500

What was the League's response?

They did nothing

500

Why were Poland unsatisfied?

They got 1/3 of the land and 1/2 the population.

500

In what year did this dispute happen?

1921

500

Why was this a failure for the League?

A large country had threatened a smaller one with military action, and the League was overruled by other groups.

500

Why did Greece obey the League's decision?

They did not want to risk poor relations with bigger countries.

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