What aid package did European nations get after ww1?

Answer 1

I do not know about for all of Europe but the Versailles treaty left Germany paying huge amounts of money to France and Belgium in 'Reparations Payments'. Poland was declared an independent nation and was given it's own sea port, separating Germany into two halves with what was called the 'Polish Corridor'. The Alsace and Lorraine regions lost to Germany in the Franco Prussian war were given back to France. The reparations payments were agreed to stop in the early 1920s when Germany went into economic crisis, but Germany had still payed back Billions of dollars by today's standards to France

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Addition:

As a German myself, I'd like to add a little to that: In the Versailles Treaty, reperations were not dealt with. Instead, it was agreed to conference about them in 1921 (the treaty was signed in 1919). But first to the treaty: In it, the French gained the right to use the "Saargebiet" economically for 15 years (mainly to gain Natural Resources). Other areas were also lost, such as German colonies in Africa (they actually brought Germany a financial minus, so that wasn't considered a big deal from the German side). Considering the 5 million Franc the French were forced to pay after the war in 1871 (the German Monarchy was actually founded in France.. They didn't like that too much), and the uniqueness of the WWI (in it's "totalness"), the reperations were fairly low, allowing the German economy to regain strength. The reperations were pretty complicated, with a total of 7 treaties and a lot of confusion.

However, I am wondering if with your question you mean what aid did Germany become in building back up? In that case:

1924 - Dawes-Plan

Goal: Make the reperations depend on how much Germany can pay

Result: German economy has to be helped so that it can pay later on; Germany was given a loan over 800 Mill. Goldmark; 2.5 were to be paid by Germany annually

1929 - Young-Plan

Goal: As the payments from Germany according to the Dawes-Plan turned out to be unrealisitc, a permanent solution was needed

Result: Germans were allowed to participate in the negotiations for the first time; payments were lowered

1931 - Hoover-Moratorium

The Payments were allowed to stagnate for 1 year

I hope I helped you out a little :-)