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Plans That Promised Stability But Only Delayed Crisis

After the economic chaos of the Ruhr occupation and hyperinflation, the Dawes Plan of 1924 brought relief to Germany. It restructured reparations payments, introduced foreign loans (mainly from the U.S.), and helped stabilize the German economy. Prosperity returned — but it was fragile. Later, the Young Plan of 1929 reduced the total reparations amount and extended the payment period, giving Germany more breathing room. However, the Great Depression soon struck, collapsing the global economy and ending hopes of long-term recovery. These plans briefly lifted Germany, but they also tied its fate to foreign loans that vanished overnight.
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