German reparations from "summary" of The Economic Consequences of Peace by John Maynard Keynes
The idea of making Germany pay reparations for the damages caused during the war has been a topic of much debate. The Allied Powers have imposed a hefty sum on Germany, which they are expected to pay over a number of years. However, the actual amount that Germany is capable of paying is uncertain, as their economy has been severely crippled by the war. The burden of these reparations falls heavily on the German people, who are already struggling to rebuild their country. The demands placed on them are so great that it may be impossible for them to meet them. This has led to widespread poverty and discontent among the population, as they are forced to bear the costs of a war that they did not choose to fight....
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