Cannes und Genua: Vier Reden zum Reparationsproblem

About this book

In the wake of World War I, Germany grappled with the heavy burden of reparations, a contentious topic that shaped its political landscape. In "Cannes und Genua: Vier Reden zum Reparationsproblem," Walther Rathenau articulates the complexities of these demands, emphasizing the need for equitable solutions and international cooperation. His speeches delve into the moral implications of reparations and the potential for economic recovery, making a compelling case for understanding the broader consequences of punitive measures. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this collection provides invaluable insights into post-war diplomacy and the interplay of national interests. Rathenau's eloquent arguments resonate with contemporary discussions on justice and accountability, making this work a crucial read for anyone engaged in political discourse.

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