The report of the Minister of Finance to the Counsel of Ministers on the situation of Roumania created by the reparation and interallied debts policy

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Identifikator:: 102318091X

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-55477

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Title:: The report of the Minister of Finance to the Counsel of Ministers on the situation of Roumania created by the reparation and interallied debts policy

Place of publication:: Bucarest

Publisher:: Government Press

Year of publication:: 1925

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (115 Seiten)

Collection:: Economics Books

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48 B) The distribution of the changeable parts and of the models and drawings necessary for keeping up the rolling stock. C) The distribution of the stock of tools of the workshops of the former monarchy in order that the possibility of reparation in the workshops of the lines transferred, should be the same as in the workshops belonging to Austro-Hun gary in proportion with the respective numbers transferred. D. The division of the expenses incurred by this distribution. The Rouma nian Government is probably the most interested in the solution of this matter (especially those marked at points B. and C.) for the lines of the territories attributed to Roumania, only had workshops of third and very seldom second category—category which was far from corresponding to the importance of these lines ; all the principal reparations of engines and carriages being made under the former rule in the big workshops left in Hungary and Austria. So, after the conclusion of the peace Roumania was obliged in order to make up the want of power of reparation in the workshops in the transfered territories, on the one hand to make disadvantageous contracts with the factories in the states where there was a strong industry, and on the other hand to put her own private industry to contribution for repairing a part of the rolling stock attri buted to her. In regard to the expenses (point D. above) the Commission of reparations not considering itself competent to take a decision referred to the Conference of Ambassadors, which by a decision of May 16 th 1923 and by a letter of Jan: 5 th 1924, decided that the expenses of the provisional Commission (Dent Com mission) should be supported by the States taking part in the distribution, and determined the quota to be supported by each State separately (Roumania 10.17°/o). Whilst as concerns a complaint of the Austrian Government, for the expenses advanced by it, the Conference was of opinion that they should be supported by the same states. The Roumanian Government consented to advance its quota, indicated by the Conference of Ambassadors, for the expenses of the former provisional Commission just as it had consented to advance the expenses needed for its works, demanded by the Vienna Commission making at the same time expressed reserves for reckoning all the expenses imposed by the treaties on the final account; Hie Roumanian Government is of opinion that these expenses are to be exclusivly at the charge of the grantee States, and if the Allied and associated Powers had to contribute to these expenses, in no case can this contribution be limited only to some of the Grantees as the treaties of Peace give the value of the rolling stock which is destributed to all these Powers. Therefore the Rou manian Government is of the opinion that both the sum of 538100 fr : gold advanced by it for the expenses of the Vienna Commission, and comunicated to that Commission, as well as the expenses made by it for the works of the line demanded by the Commission, should be taken into consideration at the esti mation, at the same time as the other expenses of the same nature made by other

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