Die Entwicklung der Weißgerberei

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Identifikator:: 883887894

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-6560

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Ebert, Georg

Title:: Die Entwicklung der Weißgerberei

Place of publication:: Leipzig

Publisher:: A. Deichert'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung

Year of publication:: 1913

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (XL, 408 Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2017

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: 2.Teil. Die Produktionsprinzipien

Collection:: Economics Books

73 the establishments which were working for the supplies ot the French army. (Annex 5). If we examine the hardships which France had to overcome at that time when the whole brunt of the German armies, made one think that the victory was not certain, there is no doubt that in such circumstances and as a justifi cation for its future hopes, the French Government gave this assistance to the Roumanian Government to prepare its army. From the examination ol the Convention we see that the Roumanian Go vernment had to make an advance of 25 °/ 0 in cash, out of the whole supply, and this sum was produced by the English loan and with the knowledge ol England. There is therefore no doubt, that although at that time there was no coor dination of the financial action ofthe allies, nevertheless the fact that they consen ted that out of a loan accorded to Roumania, advances were to be paid to the French Government, for a contract of supply of ammunition, this is a sure proof that neither of the Governments doubted the decision that Roumania was to take subsequently, and that these advances were real interallied war debts. A second contract was entered on with the French Government on January 18th 1916, also for supplies of ammunition for a sum of 28 million francs (Annex 6). The conditions of payment were identical to the first contract, and out of the English advance, was paid to the French Government, on account ol both contracts. French francs 23.707.000, while the rest was passed to the general account of the war debt. These contracts though carried out lor the greater part the, war material could not be ready before our entering the war, and their liquidation had to be effected according to article 1 of tiie military convention, based on the treaty of alliance of Aug. 4, 1916 (An. 7). Thus in this period the financing of the war, was effected by: (a) Internal loans; (b) Loans from the future allies. (c) Ry the purchase of cereals by the English, an operation which en trusted to Roumania, neutral at that time, the corn bought by the English, but not transported yet, on account ol the blocking of the Dardanelles.

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