Although Germany Was Subjected to Many Crippling Provisions of the Treaty

question 66

Multiple Choice

Although Germany was subjected to many crippling provisions of the Treaty of Versailles,the most dangerous were the punitive reparations,according to the eminent British economist:

• A)John Stuart Mill.
• B)Bertrand,Lord Russell.
• C)David Lloyd George.
• D)John Maynard Keynes.
• E)Alan Richard Greenspan.

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