What was the specified limit placed on the size of the German Army (Reichswehr) by the treaty?
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Correct answer: 100,000 men
The treaty sought to reduce Germany's military power so it could no longer pose a threat to its neighbors. In addition to the manpower cap, Germany was forbidden from using conscription, tanks, or heavy artillery.
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