The History of Reparations (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Carl Bergmann

 
9780366362707: The History of Reparations (Classic Reprint)
Hardcover
ISBN 10: 0366362704 ISBN 13: 9780366362707
Publisher: Forgotten Books, 2018

Synopsis

From Dawes to Paris: the making of a reparations plan and the flashpoint that shaped Europe

This book traces the key debates and shifting plans that followed World War I as nations wrestled with how to repair the damage and settle debts. It reveals how early proposals evolved, the pressures of alliance and occupation, and the fragile diplomacy that defined the Paris Conference of 1923.

  • Follow the sequence from the Dawes Plan to a new German offer and the push for a comprehensive settlement
  • See how leaders and officials debated cost, timelines, and guarantees, including the roles of Poincaré, Bradbury, and other negotiators
  • Understand the obstacles, the strategic use of sanctions, and the role of the Reparation Commission
  • Learn how language, finance, and diplomacy shaped the path toward a long-term solution
Ideal for readers of modern European history, diplomacy, and economic policy during the interwar period.

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Publisher
Forgotten Books
Publication date
2018
Language
English
ISBN 10 
0366362704
ISBN 13 
9780366362707
Binding
Hardcover
Number of pages
355

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