The impact of the “Most Favored Nation” clause of Article XI of the Frankfurt Peace Treaty on German-French and international relations between the years “1871-1914 AD.” Through German sources

Name: The impact of the “Most Favored Nation” clause of Article XI of the Frankfurt Peace Treaty on German-French and international relations between the years “1871-1914 AD.” Through German sources
Author: Ali, Abdul Majeed Ibrahim Al-Hajj

Title	The impact of the “Most Favored Nation” clause of Article XI of the Frankfurt Peace Treaty on German-French and international relations between the years “1871-1914 AD.” Through German sources
Author	Ali, Abdul Majeed Ibrahim Al-Hajj
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 1996-9546
Record ID	cdi_almandumah_primary_1520320
Library Location	EBSCOhost Academic Search Complete
Notes	This study, entitled “The Impact of the Most Favored Nation Clause” of Article Eleven of the Frankfurt Peace Treaty on German-French and international relations between the years (1871-1914 AD) through German sources - an analytical historical study, dealt with, firstly: the circumstances during which the Frankfurt Peace Treaty was signed, and the French side’s insistence on the wording of Article Eleven of this treaty, secondly: the negative impact of this article on the development of economic and political relations between Germany and France until the World War. The first. Although this study did not do justice - in detail - to the long and extremely complex relations between Germany and France between 1871 AD and 1914 AD, it showed that the disruption of direct German-French economic relations had a major impact on the policy of international alliances in general, and on the relations between the German Reich and the Ottoman Empire in particular. Although many studies by German researchers dealt with the Frankfurt Peace Treaty and its provisions in general, they - as far as the researcher knows - did not address German-French relations. Before 1914 AD, especially the impact of Article Eleven of this treaty on the economic relations between Germany and the European powers on the one hand and between Germany and the Ottoman Empire on the other hand, it had not yet been considered an independent topic for research, hence the importance of this study. The nature of the study necessitated relying on the historical and analytical method based on investigating information and data from its primary sources, analyzing its contents, and classifying it in a way that suits the subject of the study.
Görüntüle	Jordan Journal for History and Archaeology, 2024, Vol.18 (3), p.52-70

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The impact of the “Most Favored Nation” clause of Article XI of the Frankfurt Peace Treaty on German-French and international relations between the years “1871-1914 AD.” Through German sources

Author Ali, Abdul Majeed Ibrahim Al-Hajj

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 1996-9546

Record ID cdi_almandumah_primary_1520320

Library Location EBSCOhost Academic Search Complete

Notes This study, entitled “The Impact of the Most Favored Nation Clause” of Article Eleven of the Frankfurt Peace Treaty on German-French and international relations between the years (1871-1914 AD) through German sources - an analytical historical study, dealt with, firstly: the circumstances during which the Frankfurt Peace Treaty was signed, and the French side’s insistence on the wording of Article Eleven of this treaty, secondly: the negative impact of this article on the development of economic and political relations between Germany and France until the World War. The first. Although this study did not do justice - in detail - to the long and extremely complex relations between Germany and France between 1871 AD and 1914 AD, it showed that the disruption of direct German-French economic relations had a major impact on the policy of international alliances in general, and on the relations between the German Reich and the Ottoman Empire in particular. Although many studies by German researchers dealt with the Frankfurt Peace Treaty and its provisions in general, they - as far as the researcher knows - did not address German-French relations. Before 1914 AD, especially the impact of Article Eleven of this treaty on the economic relations between Germany and the European powers on the one hand and between Germany and the Ottoman Empire on the other hand, it had not yet been considered an independent topic for research, hence the importance of this study. The nature of the study necessitated relying on the historical and analytical method based on investigating information and data from its primary sources, analyzing its contents, and classifying it in a way that suits the subject of the study.

Görüntüle Jordan Journal for History and Archaeology, 2024, Vol.18 (3), p.52-70