A Revision of the Treaty: Being a Sequel to The Economic Consequence of the PeaceKeynes, John Maynard
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A Revision of the Treaty: Being a Sequel to The Economic Consequence of the Peace
Keynes, John Maynard
Treaty of Versailles (1919 June 28); World War, 1914-1918 -- Reparations
Frs. (Paper)
Military pensions 60,045,696,000
Allowances to families of mobilised men 12,936,956,824
Pensions accorded to civilian victims of
the war and their dependants 514,465,000
Ill–treatment inflicted on civilians and
prisoners of war 1,869,230,000
Assistance given to prisoners of war 976,906,000
Insufficiency of salaries and wages 223,123,313
Exactions by Germany to the detriment
of the civilian population 1,267,615,939
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Total of the French claims 218,541,596,120
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GREAT BRITAIN
£ Frs.
Damage to property 7,936,456
Shipping losses 763,000,000
Losses abroad 24,940,559
Damage to river and canal
shipping 4,000,000
Military pensions 1,706,800,000
Allowances to families of
mobilised men 7,597,832,086
Pensions for civilian victims 35,915,579
Ill–treatment inflicted on
civilians and prisoners 95,746
Assistance to prisoners of war 12,663
Insufficiency of salaries and
wages 6,372
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£2,542,070,375 Frs. 7,597,832,086
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ITALY
Damage to property Lire 20,933,547,500
Shipping losses £128,000,000
Military pensions Francs 31,041,000,000
Allowances to families of mobilised men Francs 6,885,130,395
Civilian victims of the war and prisoners Lire 12,153,289,000
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Total Lire 33,086,836,000
” Francs 37,926,130,395
” £128,000,000
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BELGIUM
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