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Date August 16, 1924
Context World War I • Ruhr occupation

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Key People

Gustav Stresemann
Gustav Stresemann
chancellor of Germany
Dawes, Charles G.
Charles G. Dawes
vice president of United States
Thomas William Lamont
American banker
Hans Luther
Hans Luther
German statesman
Jaspar, marble bust by Victor Rousseau; in the Chambre des Représentants, Brussels
Henri Jaspar
Belgian statesman
Marx, Wilhelm
Wilhelm Marx
German statesman
Hymans, Paul
Paul Hymans
Belgian statesman