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War Reparations
- Germany owed $55,000,000,000 most of the money was paid to France and Great Britain.
- "Let's see you collect it." - New York World.
- French took materials from the Germans since Germany couldn't pay up.
- Materials such as:
Coal
Iron
Gold
Summary
War Reparations were given to Germany for the damage and all the chaos that they caused during the First World War. This debt was $55,000,000,000 which was different in different currencies. Since the Germans could not pay the reparations after a while France started taking raw materials from them instead.
- "Let's see you collect it." - New York World.
- French took materials from the Germans since Germany couldn't pay up.
- Materials such as:
Coal
Iron
Gold
Summary
War Reparations were given to Germany for the damage and all the chaos that they caused during the First World War. This debt was $55,000,000,000 which was different in different currencies. Since the Germans could not pay the reparations after a while France started taking raw materials from them instead.
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