European governments signed the Locarno agreements to guarantee Germany’s western borders and establish arbitration commitments. Germany’s eastern borders with Poland and Czechoslovakia received no equivalent guarantee, reflecting the selective security logic of the postwar order. The agreements eased tensions in western Europe without resolving conflicts created by the Versailles settlement.
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The Locarno agreements guaranteed Germany’s eastern borders to the same extent as its western borders.
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The agreements guaranteed western borders, while eastern guarantees were weaker or absent.