The surrender of 5,000 cannon, 25,000 machine guns, 5,000 motor lorries, 8,000 flame throwers, 1,700 airplanes, 5,000 locomotives, 150,000 wagons (railway cars) and all the railways of Alsace-Lorraine.
Establishment of a neutral strip twenty-four miles wide on the east (German) side of the Rhine, paralleling that river from the Holland border to the border of Switzerland.
The return within fifteen days, of all inhabitants removed from invaded countries, including hostages and persons under trial or convicted.
Release of American and allied prisoners of war held by Germany—the American and allied powers to retain all Germans held by them as prisoners of war.
Surrender of half of the German fleet to America and the allies, together with all submarines, other miscellaneous German ships, and all American and allied merchant ships held by Germany. The other half of the German fleet to be disarmed and dismantled.
Notification to neutral countries by Germany that they are free to trade on the seas with America and the allied countries.
Access by way of Dantzig or the Vistula river, to all territory in the East evacuated by Germany.
Evacuation by all German forces in East Africa within a time to be fixed by the allies.
Restitution for all damage done by German forces.
Return of the funds taken by the Germans from the National Bank of Belgium, and the gold taken from Russia and Roumania.