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Huns Must Pay Debt in Kind as Germany Faces Indemnity
London reports intense debate on how Germany can settle a proposed indemnity of about 250 million to 600 million dollars through in kind goods. The Times typing notes French media mocks fears of gold payments and urges recognition of debt by Teutons while considering full resources and reconstruction costs.
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