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Who was the author of the Marshall Plan?
I have attached a link that explains the Marshall Plan well. See the link below.
How did the Dawes plan help France and Britain?
The Dawes Plan, implemented in 1924, restructured Germany's reparations payments following World War I, which in turn benefited France and Britain. By stabilizing the German economy and allowing for more manageable reparations, the plan ensured that Germany could make timely payments to these countries, alleviating some of their financial burdens. Additionally, the influx of American loans facilitated economic recovery in Germany, which indirectly supported the economic stability of France and Britain as well. The plan ultimately aimed to promote peace and economic cooperation in post-war Europe.
What is the connection between the Marshall plan and Kennan's containment policy?
America realized that it was generally the poorer, less well off countries that turned to communism. So by creating the marshall plan, not only is america gaining european allies, but also reducing the number of poor nations and giving the remaining poor an alternative to communism, thus stopping its spread and containing it.
How did the allies help the German economy after the war?
The Marshall Plan was introduced which helped Germany and other countries to get loans and gifts of money, food seeds, and other benefits. The Allies also occupied Germany and helped them to clean up the rubble and build new buildings. They brought in food for the hungry. They hired people to accomplish reparations and to help the Germans start over.
Was the Schlieffen plan the ultimate reason for Germany losing World War 1?
Well, no, the Schlieffen Plan was pretty successful. Germany's plan was to knock out France first and then attack Russia under the assumption that Russia wouldn't mobilize fast enough. As Germany rolled in Northeastern France, you really have to credit the French effort on the Marne which stopped the Germans. Futher, you have to credit the Russians with actually mobilizing because although they were disastrously defeated at Tannenberg, this did take pressure off the Western Front. Perhaps more importantly, the failure of Germany to beat France using the Schlieffen Plan had mostly to do with the poor execution of the plan by the current head of the Germany Army, General Helmuth von Moltke the Younger. Moltke fatally weakened the strong Right Flank that the Schlieffen plan called for to sweep through Belgium and the Netherlands. He moved over 400,000 troops out of this Right Flank to help reinforce the Left Flank and Eastern Front; the Schlieffen plan had considered these reinforcements unnecessary, and, history has show, was correct. Moltke's adjustments meant that the German Right Flank was about 50% of the size it should have been, and thus, the French were able to contain and delay it enough to prevent it from performing the knock-out blow it was designed to. In the end, Moltke was too timid a commander for a strategy so bold as the Schlieffen plan.
Who was the author of the Marshall Plan?
I have attached a link that explains the Marshall Plan well. See the link below.
What was the goal of the marshall plan?
The Marshall Plan was Secretary of State George C. Marshall's plan for the U.S to offer economic aid to the European nations to help recover from WWII.
Why did vm molotov object to the marshall plan?
he believed that helping Germany fix itself would be dangerous to Europe
How much of the Marshall Plan debt was repaid and by which countries?
The Marshall Plan involved providing grants to Europe, that were not loans. The funds were paid directly to the European nations under the plan, and for the most part, the money was spent in the United States, creating both jobs as well as export economic gain for the country.
Marshall Plan and the Truman Doctrine?
The Truman doctrine was a speech and a written document made by President Truman of the United States of America promising aid to countries threatened by communism. The Marshall Plan was a plan to send aid to countries in Europe that were struggling to recover from WW1. It consisted of $17bn and food aid as well.
Why did the marshall plan happen?
The Marshall Plan helped economically develop Western Europe, so that such desperation did not happen. In other words, it helped 'vaccinate' Western Europe against Communism. That was the plan. Did this work? Well, significant Communist parties did develop in Western Europe.
How did the Marshall Plan help Europe and the US?
It was designed to rebuild European industry after World war II. ^^ More information if you need it The Marshall Plan was a massive effort to ship food and supplies to Western Europe after World War II. Since those countries had just suffered through 6 years of the most destructive war in history, they were impoverished and unstable. Americans feared that they might be susceptible to violence, and in a worst case scenario, communist revolutions. So we undertook the Marshall Plan to help revitalize those nations and build up their economies.
What was the US promise to support countries against communism?
Marshall Plan, Truman doctrine and I guess you could include the Eisenhower Doctrine as well.
Will a specialist in nutrition help me create a plan to stay in good health?
Yes, a nutritionist can help you by creating a diet plan that will work for any of your special needs or requirements. It will be important to incorporate a good exercise plan as well.
Would government workers plan wars?
well my opinion is no. because if they plan a war other country will call on there allies to help them in the war.
What is the connection between the Marshall plan and Kennan's containment policy?
America realized that it was generally the poorer, less well off countries that turned to communism. So by creating the marshall plan, not only is america gaining european allies, but also reducing the number of poor nations and giving the remaining poor an alternative to communism, thus stopping its spread and containing it.
How did the allies help the German economy after the war?
The Marshall Plan was introduced which helped Germany and other countries to get loans and gifts of money, food seeds, and other benefits. The Allies also occupied Germany and helped them to clean up the rubble and build new buildings. They brought in food for the hungry. They hired people to accomplish reparations and to help the Germans start over.
