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INDEX
Page numbers in boldface indicate photographs.
Abernon, Edgar Vincent d’
Acheson, Dean
Agadir crisis (1911)
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Albert, Arthur William Patrick, Duke of Connaught
Aldrich, Nelson
Aldrich Plan
Angell, Norman
Asian crisis (1997-98)
atomic bomb, development of
Australia
Austria
bank holiday in
and British departure from gold
Credit Anstalt failure in
and customs union
declaration of war against Serbia by
German capital in
gold standard in
interest rates in
optimism on duration of war in
pounds/sterling reserves in
Austrian National Bank
automobile industry
Autonomy Law (Germany, 1922, 1922
Babson, Roger
Bagehot, Walter
Baldwin, Stanley
Balfour, Arthur
Bank Act (Great Britain, 1844)
Bank of England
and Banque de France
and blame for Great Depression
as center of international finance
Churchill comments about
and commercial/merchant banks
Committee of Daily Waiting of
Committee of the Treasury of
control of
Court/directors of
creation of
and Credit Anstalt problem
currency issuance by
and deflation
and devaluation of pound
embargo on foreign loans by
and events leading to World War
Federal Reserve relations with
French gold reserves in
and French-British relations
functions of
and funding for war
and German recovery
gold reserves of
and gold standard
government’s relationship with
governorship of
and Hatry case
headquarters of
impact of Great Depression on
importance of
independence of
and interest rates
and J.P. Morgan
and Keynes
and Macmillan Committee
and moratorium on reparations and war debt
Norman as governor of
as Norman “mistress,”
Norman portrait at
and Polish loan
powers of
reaction to Great Crash by
and “real bills” theory of credit
and Reichsbank
and Romania funding
run on/withdrawals from
special privileges of
and stock market bubble
Bank of England (cont.)
Strong visit to
suspension of gold payments by
and U.S. loans to Britain
U.S./New York Fed loans to
and war debts
Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
Bank of United States (BUS)
Bankers Trust Company
Banking Commission (Occupied Belgium)
banks/bankers, U.S.
and bank holidays
closings of
confidence in
congressional study of
as consortium for loan to Great Britain
/> as consortium to rescue stock market
credit from
and Dawes Plan
failures of
and German economy
gold reserves of
image of
panics in
reopening of
Roosevelt rescue package for
run on/withdrawals from
stabilization of
banks/banking system
and British departure from gold
and characteristics of Great Depression
and devaluation of dollar
divisions within
first panic in
and lending to foreign governments
optimism about duration of war by
Banque d’Algérie et Tunisie
Banque de France
Annual General Assembly of
and Bank of England
Banque d’Algérie compared with
and blame for Great Depression
and British departure from gold standard
and British-French relations
and Caillaux
conservatism of
and Council of Regents
creation of
credibility of
and currency policy
divisiveness within
and exchange rate
faux bilans scandal involving
and foreign exchange
foreign loans for
and French economic recovery
and French-German relations
funding for war by
and German economy
and German invasion of France
gold reserves of
and gold standard
government’s relationship with
governorship of
headquarters of
importance of
independence of
and interest rates
Le Circulaire Bleu of
Moreau named head of
Moreau resignation from
Moret appointed head of
Moret resignation from
and Napoleonic wars
and New York Fed
and Norman pessimism about economy
Norman visit to
and Polish loan
pounds/sterling at
as private institution
reaction to Great Crash by
and Romania funding
run on/withdrawals from
Strong visit to
and war debt
during World War
and Young conference
Banque de Paris et Pays-Bas
Banque Turque pour le Commerce et l’Industrie
Baring family
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