In Germany the Allied Disarmament Commission order the German government to conduct house to house searches for firearms.
I've never seen this really fully explained. In looking at it, I think they were looking for military weapons, but you rarely see it fleshed out. An example of bad historical detailing, as it leads, I suspect, to a misunderstanding of what was occurring, or it would be truly an example of Versailles Treaty overreach, the cited examples of which often are not.
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