THE new reparation plan proposed by the Dawes Committee on April 9, 1924, and accepted by the Allied and German Governments on August 30, 1924, has now been in operation for over a year. This period ...

UNDER the Dawes Plan Germany pays her reparation annuity to the Transfer Committee in the form of German marks. The Committee, representing the Allies, uses some of these marks to buy goods in Germany ...

Since the whole fiscal structure of Europe is based today upon the Dawes Plan, it is clear that the mightiest event which looms for 1929 is revision of the Dawes Plan, by the new Reparations ...

The Dawes Plan never worked. Dawes operated in a different world. The U.S. dollar was still as good as gold and any money that wasn’t backed by gold was suspect.

So Dawes came up with the Dawes Plan, which worked something like this--(1) U.S. loaned money to Germany, (2) Germany used the money to pay reparations to Britain and France, ...

The wildest scenes ever witnessed in the German Parliament occurred yesterday through the provocation of the Voelkische Partei when they shouted “Out with the Jews” during the discussion on ...

Dawes was named for Gen. Charles Dawes, who originated the Dawes Plan, designed to help Germany pay World War I reparations. He shared in a Nobel Prize for the plan.