FACTS & FIGURES

After the end of World War I, the Saarland, a 2,500 square Km region on the border with France, was separated from Germany and administered by the League of Nations. Although small, it was a valuable area, containing coalfields, factories and railway centers. During this time, France was given control of the Saar's coal mines and industrial infrastructure. After 15 years of League of Nations administration, a referendum was scheduled to take place in the territory. 

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 Page Dimensions: 270mm X 297mm

 Compatible with: All Lighthouse 13-Rings Binders

 Paper type: Heavy Acid-Free Cardboard 240gr/sq.m

 Paper Color: Cream

 Printing Method: Professional Offset                                      

 Text Language:  English                                            

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