ACLS Humanities E-Book: The end of French predominance in Europe: the financial crisis of 1924 and the adoption of the Dawes plan

The end of French predominance in Europe: the financial crisis of 1924 and the adoption of the Dawes plan

Schuker, Stephen A., 1939-

Year: c1976.

Publisher: University of North Carolina Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Preface

Abbreviations

1 Introduction

Part I. THE FRENCH FINANCIAL CRISIS

2 Origins of the French Financial Crisis

3 Government Proposals and the Parliamentary Roadblock

4 Saving the Franc: International Speculation and International Assistance

5 Cartel Finance and French Diplomacy

PART II. THE ADOPTION OF THE DAWES PLAN

6 The Dawes Plan, the Great Powers, and the Strategy of Poincaré

7 Herriot Embattled: The British, the Germans, and the American Bankers

8 The London Conference

9 Epilogue

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

The end of French predominance in Europe : the financial crisis of 1924 and the adoption of the Dawes plan by Stephen A. Schuker.

Author:

Schuker, Stephen A., 1939-

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The end of French predominance in Europe : the financial crisis of 1924 and the adoption of the Dawes plan by Stephen A. Schuker.
Schuker, Stephen A., 1939-
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, c1976.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00308

Subject Headings:

• Money -- France -- History
• World War, 1914-1918 -- Reparations
• Finance -- France -- History

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