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In which of the following conferences was Germany’s compensation (reparations) reduced?
In which of the following conferences was Germany’s compensation (reparations) reduced?
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Reparations relief → {Lausanne 1932}; Dawes/Young Plans preceded it.
Updated On: Oct 19, 2025
- Kyoto conference
- Vienna conference
- Rio-de-Janeiro conference
- Lausanne conference
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The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
At the Lausanne Conference (1932) creditor nations effectively cancelled most of Germany’s WWI reparations owing to the Great Depression.
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