... German economy. But Stresemann still decided to pay them. By doing this he was rewarded with firstly the French moving out of the Ruhr which gave the economy a lift and also many plans gave Germany more flexibility in paying reparations and they were also reduced. The Dawes plan gave Germany the flexibility of paying when they had the money too and it also agreed many U.S loans with Germany. The Young plan rewarded Germany for cooperation by reducing total reparations. On the front of International Arguments the Locarna treaties were drawn up. These treaties made Germany promise to uphold its western boundaries. Germany happily abided. With Germany 'behaving so well' they were allowed entry into the League of Nations, which had not allowed non-allied countries entry before. Stresemann also got the Nobel Peace Prize and the Kellogg pact was a treaty signed for no more war. During the golden years international relations ...

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