Out of the Ruins
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During the first six months of 1919 the Gov- ernment assigned credits to the prSfets total- ing 753,500,000 francs to meet the demands ORGANIZATION 167 for advances against these damages. Mon- sieur Bluzet, the director of this service, told me that up to July 1, 1919, the Government had advanced over 500,000,000 francs on this accovmt. Already several million applications have been filed for indemnities of one sort or another; for reconstruction of buildings, for the reestablishment of agricul...ture, industry, commerce, or a profession, for furniture, tools, personal effects, stocks and bonds, and even for goods stolen or fines imposed by the Germans.
With the passage of the war-indemnity bill on April 17, 1919, steps were immediately taken to organize the cantonal commissions, which would appraise and assess all war dam- ages. Nearly 650 of these commissions have been created; 400 of them are officially open- ing for work on dates varying from July 1 to August 1. The larger cities have a number of commissions ; in Rheims, for instance, there are already eight commissions, with the prospect of more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the first six months of 1919 the Gov- ernment assigned credits to the prSfets total- ing 753,500,000 francs to meet the demands ORGANIZATION 167 for advances against these damages. Mon- sieur Bluzet, the director of this service, told me that up to July 1, 1919, the Government had advanced over 500,000,000 francs on this accovmt. Already several million applications have been filed for indemnities of one sort or another; for reconstruction of buildings, for the reestablishment of agricul...ture, industry, commerce, or a profession, for furniture, tools, personal effects, stocks and bonds, and even for goods stolen or fines imposed by the Germans.
With the passage of the war-indemnity bill on April 17, 1919, steps were immediately taken to organize the cantonal commissions, which would appraise and assess all war dam- ages. Nearly 650 of these commissions have been created; 400 of them are officially open- ing for work on dates varying from July 1 to August 1. The larger cities have a number of commissions ; in Rheims, for instance, there are already eight commissions, with the prospect of more.
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