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... German loan was not guaranteed by other governments . It was supposed to be safeguarded by certain pledges on German assets and revenue and by an international control of German finances . Reparation payments were prevented from ...
... German loan was not guaranteed by other governments . It was supposed to be safeguarded by certain pledges on German assets and revenue and by an international control of German finances . Reparation payments were prevented from ...
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... German reparations by those who in the twenties organized and developed inter- national monetary cooperation , is an example of this under- standable one - sidedness . When , six years after initiation of the Dawes Plan , a more ...
... German reparations by those who in the twenties organized and developed inter- national monetary cooperation , is an example of this under- standable one - sidedness . When , six years after initiation of the Dawes Plan , a more ...
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... German government stating that it disagreed with what he said and that he had spoken of his own accord . I happened to be present when Prince Bismarck of the German Embassy , grandson of the Iron Chancellor , paid a visit to the leader ...
... German government stating that it disagreed with what he said and that he had spoken of his own accord . I happened to be present when Prince Bismarck of the German Embassy , grandson of the Iron Chancellor , paid a visit to the leader ...
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