What was the purpose of the Locarno Treaties?
To establish trade lines
To declare war
To reunite France and Germany
To reconcile France and Germany after World War I
Answer
The Locarno Treaties were a series of agreements signed on October 16, 1925, that were intended to reconcile France and Germany after World War I. The treaties included the Treaty of Mutual Guarantee, which guaranteed the inviolability of the Franco-German border, and the Treaty of Arbitration, which established a system of arbitration to resolve disputes between the parties.
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