The Treaty of Locarno

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The Treaty of Locarno, signed in 1925, guaranteed the new borders between Germany, Belgium, and France in the west, but did not address the borders with Poland and Czechoslovakia in the east. The treaty aimed to improve relations between Germany and its western neighbors and promote peace and stability in Europe by resolving territorial disputes through peaceful means. The treaty did not achieve significant disarmament and did not involve the Soviet Union.