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Dawes Plan
Dawes Plan (1924): U.S.-chaired restructuring of German WWI reparations after the Ruhr occupation and hyperinflation, with an 800-million-gold-mark loan, rising annuities, and Ruhr evacuation; replaced by the Young Plan in 1930.
Occupation of the Rhineland
Allied occupation of the German Rhineland, 1918–1930, under the Versailles Treaty and the Rhineland Agreement of June 28, 1919: left bank plus bridgeheads at Cologne, Coblenz, Mainz, and Kehl, run by the Inter-Allied Rhineland High Commission at Coblenz and evacuated zone by zone by 1930.