What Really Happened At Paris the Story of the Peace Conference 1918 1919
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I cannot explain them except in times of political exigencies in France, with Lloyd George assenting for some inscrutable reasons of his own. Even with the best will in the world (and that is not reason- ably to be expected) Germany could not meet the pay- ments demanded of her. Competent French and British experts must know that such is the case. And the critics who have been clamoring for a revision of the reparation terms of the Versailles Treaty, and who have complained that these terms did... not absolutely fix a maximum rep- arations sum, must now understand that, wholly desirable and right as it would have been, the fixing of a maximum sum that would have been anywhere within the bounds of reason was definitely impossible.
There has been measurable economic progress in France since the war, but any substantial recovery must probably wait until the French people have been told the whole truth about the position of the nation's finances — the drastic measures that will be necessary to balance the budget and restore the currency to a position where industry and foreign trade will be on a dependable basis — and about the relatively small sum that, can be obtained from Germany by way of reparation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot explain them except in times of political exigencies in France, with Lloyd George assenting for some inscrutable reasons of his own. Even with the best will in the world (and that is not reason- ably to be expected) Germany could not meet the pay- ments demanded of her. Competent French and British experts must know that such is the case. And the critics who have been clamoring for a revision of the reparation terms of the Versailles Treaty, and who have complained that these terms did... not absolutely fix a maximum rep- arations sum, must now understand that, wholly desirable and right as it would have been, the fixing of a maximum sum that would have been anywhere within the bounds of reason was definitely impossible.
There has been measurable economic progress in France since the war, but any substantial recovery must probably wait until the French people have been told the whole truth about the position of the nation's finances — the drastic measures that will be necessary to balance the budget and restore the currency to a position where industry and foreign trade will be on a dependable basis — and about the relatively small sum that, can be obtained from Germany by way of reparation.
What to read after What Really Happened At Paris the Story of the Peace Conference 1918 1919?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by House Edward Mandell to read onlineMoreLess
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