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The Seeds of Evil: The Rise of Hitler
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The Dawes PlanThe Dawes Plan was the result of negotiations between Germany and the US Government. The plan allowed the co-ordination of reparations repayments, making these more manageable. This involved paying reduced payments until 1929, when the situation would be reappraised. The scale of the reassessment is worthy to note, reparations payments in 1922 had been some $2 billion, the figure for 1914 was set at $50million. This large reduction in reparations payments was accompanied by a loan of $200 million from the US government which would allow for heavy investment in the German infrastructure. Linked to this agreement was the introduction of the new Reichsbank and the replacement of the old German Mark with the Rentenmark. The Dawes plan also provided for the gradual removal of French and Belgian troops from the Rhineland. |
The Second Reich |
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The Founding of the Weimar Republic |
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The Impact of War |
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The Treaty of Versailles |
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Germany 1919 - 1923 |
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Germany - Economic Recovery |
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Party 1919 - 1924 |
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Weekly Newsletters |
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