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At a meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, representatives of Germany, France, Belgium, Great Britain, and Italy sign a pact that will allow Germany to substitute a bond issue for its reparation debt from World War I. Because of opposition in the U. S. Congress, the agreement is not ratified, but Germany never resumes reparation payments.
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