Bordered by France and Luxembourg, it was administered by the League of Nations from the end of World War I until 1935, when the inhabitants chose in a plebiscite to rejoin Germany rather than become part of France. Its economy, now as then, centers  around coal mining and iron and steel manufacture.
Bordered by France and Luxembourg, it was administered by the League of Nations from the end of World War I until 1935, when the inhabitants chose in a plebiscite to rejoin Germany rather than become part of France. Its economy, now as then, centers  around coal mining and iron and steel manufacture.
Bordered by France and Luxembourg, it was administered by the League of Nations from the end of World War I until 1935, when the inhabitants chose in a plebiscite to rejoin Germany rather than become part of France.
the Saar or Saarland