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 ...

Although the Dawes Plan ended as the Great Depression began, the dream of U.S. foreign policy succeeding without commitments lived on into the 1930s. Absent from the League of Nations, ...

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.

For the first time in its nearly 90-year history, the Dawes Arboretum plans to begin charging admission — a move that doesn't sit well with at least one member of its namesake family.

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.

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 ...

An already-bad situation became much, much worse in 1923, especially in summer and fall, until a stabilization plan pegging a new currency to items of tangible value, took hold in November, in ...

The term "Dawes Plan" itself makes such a convenient phrase that people tend to use it blindly, without stopping to analyze what it really means. Like most phrases, it encourages loose thinking and ...

Perhaps, like the businessmen who created the Dawes Plan, Trump is impatient with the nuances of diplomacy. His revival of ...