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... London also had its weakness . It had been , for genera- tions , the banker of the world both on long term and on short term . Before the First World War , Great Britain had a large surplus , partly from accumulated wealth partly from ...
... London also had its weakness . It had been , for genera- tions , the banker of the world both on long term and on short term . Before the First World War , Great Britain had a large surplus , partly from accumulated wealth partly from ...
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... London in the name of the B.I.S. for account of the Reichsbank . There were no cases where London could op- erate in Berlin , because London had no gold in Berlin . Berlin , however , had gold in London . The B.I.S. drafted a neutrality ...
... London in the name of the B.I.S. for account of the Reichsbank . There were no cases where London could op- erate in Berlin , because London had no gold in Berlin . Berlin , however , had gold in London . The B.I.S. drafted a neutrality ...
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... London by the end of May , 1940. In May , 1940 , the Nether- lands Government had arrived in London , and as they were very short of staff ( only a handful of the higher officials had been able to accompany their ministers in exile ) ...
... London by the end of May , 1940. In May , 1940 , the Nether- lands Government had arrived in London , and as they were very short of staff ( only a handful of the higher officials had been able to accompany their ministers in exile ) ...
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