Germany faces crisis as Stresemann stalls amid Ruhr crunch
German chancellor Stresemann abandons occupation zones temporarily and rejects Versailles as Ruhr crisis worsens. Internal divisions grow as opposition targets him while prospects of royal restoration and default risk loom amid Allied pressure.
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