The spoils of war : the politics, economics, and diplomacy of reparations, 1918-1932
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The spoils of war : the politics, economics, and diplomacy of reparations, 1918-1932
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1989
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Bibliography: p. [403]-431
Includes index
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内容説明
This is an account of the dispute over which country should "pay" for World War I - a dispute which poisoned international relations, destabilized the world's financial markets and encouraged the rise of the Nazis in the 1920s and 1930s. The author analyzes the origins and persistence of the financial demands made upon Germany following World War I. He argues that the victors had no coherent policy of eliminating Germany as a commercial or strategic threat and that the indemnity illusion was fostered by British, French and American statesmen to conceal the financial implications of the war and to defuse radical agitation for heavy taxation. He emphasizes the role of pressure from the financial elite in the collapse of the Weimar Republic and the political motivation behind the violent post-war inflation and deflation.
目次
- Part 1 The origins of the reparation problem: between rhetoric and reality - allied reparation claims and the condition of Germany
- the division of the spoils
- fixing the bill, July 1920-May 1921. Part 2 Making Germany "pay": "fulfilment", May 1921-January 1922
- from Cannes to the Ruhr
- the Ruhr struggle. Part 3 Internationalization and collapse: the Dawes interlude
- the Young plan
- the last act. Appendices: German economic statistics to 1922
- German coal distribution in 1913 and 1919-1922.
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