Treaty of Berlin

24 Apr 1926

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ww2dbaseThe Treaty of Berlin was the result of an agreement between Germany and Russia which reaffirmed the terms of the Treaty of Rapallo and declared that a nation would remain neutral should the other come under attack by a third nation. The Treaty of Berlin was renewed in 1931.

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