The cost of war

by Arthur Turner

1998 328 pages eng

Debts, External External Debts World War, 1914-1918 Finance

The Cost of War is the first comprehensive account of British policy on French war debts in the period following the First World War. The question of war debts was an important and highly emotive issue in Anglo-French relations during the 1920s, stirring up intense Francophobe feelings on the Britis…

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