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Editorials
April 24, 1929 issue

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This article focuses on the negotiations over the compensation for war damages which is to be imposed on Germany. It is hard to compare the new demands of the allies with previous ones because of differences in the method of payments and the total number of years covered by them. It is possible, however, to make some comparisons between the new demands of the Allies and the existing arrangement under the Dawes Plan. In accepting the new terms of the Allies the Germans would bind themselves formally for fifty-eight years, although here again it may be remarked that much may happen in half a century.

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WAR damage compensation; NEGOTIATION; COMPENSATION (Law); WAR; PAYMENT; GERMANY
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