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and reconstruction of financial system
and Roosevelt bank rescue package
rules concerning
and stock market
suspension of
Goldschmidt, Jacob
Great Britain
anti-Americanism in
and Austrian-Serbian relations
banking system in
and blame for Great Depression
Canada as custodian of gold reserves of
change of governments in
credit in
currency in
deflation in
devaluation in
early years of Depression in
economy in
and events leading to World War I
and exchange rate
financing/funding for World war I in
foreign borrowing by
France compared with
French image in
French relations with
GDP in
and German invasion of Belgium
and Germany
Glorious Revolution in
gold reserves of
gold standard in
Hoover administration as source of help for
impact of Great Crash on
impact of World War I on
industry/manufacturing in
inflation in
and interest rates
loans to France from
loans to Germany from
loans to Russia from
and London Economic Conference
Macmillan Committee in
manufacturing/industry in
money supply in
and moratorium on reparations and war debt
Morgan loans to
in 1925
optimism on duration of war in
prices in
and reparations
restoration of pound to prewar pedestal in
Schacht’s views about
societal transformation in
speculation in
stock market in
strikes in
taxes in
unemployment in
U.S. loans to
U.S. relations with
war debts of
and Young conference/Plan
Great Crash
and blame for Great Depression
and characteristics of Great Depression
congressional hearings about
early impact of
impact on Europe of
Great Depression
blame for
causes of
early years of
Long Island meeting as turning point that lead to
modern events compared with
price stability as central to recovery from
role of central bankers during
as sequence of crisis
The Great Illusion (Angell)
“The Great Slump of 1930” (Keynes)
Greenspan, Alan
Grenfell, Teddy
Grey, Edward
Guaranty Trust Company
Guardian Trust Company
Guggenheim, Daniel
Gulbenkian, Calouste
The Hague
German-Allied negotiations in
Young Plan conference at
Hambros
Hamilton, Alexander
Hamlin, George
Hanau (Marthe) affair
Harding, Warren
Harrison, George L.
and atomic bomb
and banking consortium to rescue stock market
and banking crisis
and blame for Great Depression
and British banking problems
and BUS rescue
buying of gold by
and Central European crisis
criticisms of
and currency stabilization
death of
and devaluation of dollar
and divisiveness within Fed
and German economy
and gold standard
and impact of Great Crash
and initiatives to revive economy
and interest rates
as intermediary between bankers and Roosevelt
internationalism of
and London Economic Conference
and moratorium on reparations and war debt
named New York Fed governor
in 1940s
and Norman
personal life of
Harrison, George L. (cont.)
personal/professional background of
personality of
and reform of Federal Reserve Board
and Roosevelt
Strong as protégé of
views about Congress of
Harvey, Ernest
Hatry, Clarence
Havenstein, Rudolph von
Hearst, William Randolph
Helfferich, Karl
Hepburn, A. Barton
Herriot, Edouard
Hill, A. V.
Hindenburg, Paul von
Hitler, Adolf
Beer Hall Putsch of
as chancellor
conspiracies against
and impact of Great Depression
Norman’s views about
rise of
and Schacht
hoarding
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank
Hoover, Herbert
and banking crisis
and British banking problems
Durant meeting with
and elections of 1932
and initiatives to revive economy
and interest rate cuts
internationalism of
Keynes’s comments about
Lamont letter to
letter to Roosevelt from
and Mellon
Meyer appointed to Fed by
Meyer’s letter to
and moratorium on reparations and war debt
on origins of Depression
personal and professional background of
reaction to Great Crash by
and Roosevelt
as secretary of commerce
and speculation
and stock market
and Strong
and war debts
House of Morgan. See J.P. Morgan & Co.
Hugenberg, Alfred
Hughes, Charles Evans
Hull, Cordell
Hungary
inflation
and funding for war
and gold standard
Keynes’s views about
and “real bills” theory of credit
Inspectorat des Finances (France)
Inter-Allied Financial Delegates
interest rates
and gold
and Keynes
and role of central bankers
and stock market bubble
international central bank, proposals for
International Monetary Fund (IMF)
International Trust Company
Italy
James, George Roosa
Jay Cooke and Company
Jekyll Island Club
Jews
and divisions in international banking community
in France
in Germany
as owners of banks
in U.S.
J.P. Morgan & Co.
and Bank of England
bombing of
British loans from
and consortium for rescue of stock market
and divisions within international financial community
and early years of Depression
foreign government loans by
and France
Gilbert offered partnership with
and gold standard
income taxes of
and Kidder Peabody rescue
meeting (1914) at
Norman meetings with
and Panic of 1907
and pound on gold standard
power/rep
utation of
and Roosevelt administration
Schacht visit to
and stock market panic
Kennedy, Joseph
Keynes, John Maynard
appearance and personality of
awards and honors for
and Bank of England
basic beliefs of
Bloomsbury friends of
and Bretton Woods Conference
at Cambridge
and Churchill
and coal industry
and credit system
and Cunliffe affair
and currency
and Dawes Plan
death of
and debasement of German currency
and devaluation of dollar
on duration of war
early career of
on economy in 1930
European financial reconstruction plan of
and exchange rate policy
on Federal Reserve Board
financial affairs of
and French speculation concerns
and gold standard
and gold supply
on Great Depression
health of
on impact of Great Depression
and impact of World War I
and inflation
and interest rates
and international financial system
legacy of
and Lloyd George
and Macmillan Committee
and May Report
and Norman
and The Other Club
at Paris Peace Conference
and paying for the war
personal background of
personal life of
planning for post-World War II world by
and public works programs
reaction to Great Crash by
and reparations
reputation of
role in international financial affairs of
on Roosevelt
on Royal Commisson on Indian Currency and Finance
and stock market
and Strong
and translating sums of money
at Treasury
and unemployment
U.S. criticisms by
and U.S.-British relations
and war debts
world economy plan of
during World War II
writings of
on Young Plan
Keynes, Lydia
Kidder Peabody
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Kohler, Heinrich
Kreuger, Ivar
Krupp, Gustav
Kuhn Loeb
L’Affaire Caillaux
Lamont, Thomas
as banker-statesman
and banking crisis
and BUS rescue
and Davison
and Dawes Plan
and Germany economy
and initiatives to revive economy
internationalism of
lifestyle of
and meeting at J.P. Morgan & Co.
and moratorium on reparations and war debt
and Norman
offered partnership with Morgan
optimism about economy of
and Paris Peace Conference
personal/professional background of
and reparations
and Roosevelt
and stock market
and Young Conference (1929)
Lansing, Robert
Laval, Pierre
Lazard Frères
Le Circulaire Bleu (Banque de France)
Le Couteulx de Canteleu, Jean-Barthélémy
leadership, and blame for Great Depression
League of Nations
Leffingwell, Russell
Lehman, Herbert
Lehman Brothers
Lend-Lease
Liberty Bonds
Litvinov, Maxim Maximovitch
Livermore, Jesse
Lloyd George, David
and Bank of England meeting
and Bank of England-government relations
and Churchill
and events leading to World War I
fall of
and Keynes
and Paris Peace Conference
post-war promises of
and reparations
and Versailles Treaty
Logan, James
London, England
as center of international finance
Dawes Plan meetings in
in mid-1920s
in post-World War I years
Strong visits to
London Stock Exchange
Long Island (Mills house), central bankers meeting on
Luther, Hans
McAdoo, William
MacDonald, Ramsay
McFadden bill (U.S.)
McKenna, Reginald
Macmillan Committee (Great Britain)
Macmillan, Hugh, Lord
McReynolds, Samuel D.
Manufacturers Trust Bank
Marcus, Bernard
Martin’s Bank
Marx, Karl
Marx, Wilhelm
May Committee (Great Britain)
Mellon, Andrew
appointed ambassador to Great Britain
art collection of
criticisms of
and Dawes Plan
European travels of
and Fed rate cuts
and Fed System tensions
and French economy
French negotiations of
“gentlemen prefer bonds” admonition of
and Hoover
impeachment hearings concerning
and initiatives to revive economy
Justice Department indictment against
and moratorium on reparations and war debt
and Moreau
Norman meeting with
personal life of
reaction to Great Crash by
as secretary of the Treasury
and stock market
and war debts
Mellon, Paul
Mendelssohn (Paris banking house)
merchant banks. See commercial/merchant banks
Mexico
Meyer, Eugene
Midland Bank
Miles, Basil
Miller, Adolph
Miller, James
Millerand, Alexandre
Mills, Ogden L.
Ministry of Finance (France)
Mitchell, Charles E.
M.J. Meehan and Company
M.M. Warburg and Company
Moley, Raymond
moratorium, on reparations and war debts
Moreau, Aimé Hilaire Émile
ambitions of
appearance of
awards and honors for
at Banque d’Algérie et Tunisie
Banque de France appointment of
and BIS
and blame for Great Depression
and Caillaux
and currency problems
death of
disillusionment of
and divisiveness at Banque de France
early career of
and exchange rate
and France as world financial center
and French-British relations
and French-German relations
and gold reserves
and gold standard
and Harrison
and interest rates
at La Frissonaire
and Mellon
and Norman
personal life of
personality/character of
and Poincaré
and politics
power and prestige of
and Quesnay
reaction to Great Crash by
as reflection of national psyche
and reparations
resignation of
retirement of
and Romania funding
and Rouvier
as Royalist
and speculation
and Strong
during World War II
and Young Conference/Plan
Moretément
Morgan Grenfell
Morgan, J. Pierpont
Morgan, Jack
Morgenthau, Henry
Morocco
Morrow, Dwight
Napoleonic Wars
National Assembly (France)
and Banque de France scandal
and Banque de France-government relationship
and Caillaux
and collapse of French government
and U.S.-French relations
and war debts
National Bank of Belgium
National Bureau of Economic Research
National Business Conference
National City Bank
National Defense Bonds
National Industrial Recovery Act
National Monetary Commission
National Mutual Insurance Company
National Reserve Association
Nationalbank (Germany)
Nazis
and conspiracies against Hitler
and German economic recovery
rise of
and Schacht
Netherlands Bank
Neuflize, Jean de
New Deal program
New York Life Insurance Company
New York Stock Exchange
Niemeyer, Otto
Norddeutsche Handelsbank
Norddeutsche Wolkkammerei “Der Nordwolle”
Norman, George Warde
Norman, Montagu Collet
appearance and personality of
and appeasement
Asquith letter to
awards and honors for
and Baldwin
as Bank of England board member
Bank of England as “mistress” of
and blame for Great Depression
in Boer War
as Brown Shipley partner
Canadian trip of
and Churchill
concerns about Great Depression of
and Credit Anstalt problem
criticisms of
and currency stabilization
and Dawes Plan
death of
and deflation
and devaluation
and early years of British Depression
and events leading to World War I
and exchange rates
and Federal Reserve Board
financial affairs of
first joins Bank of England
and French economy/relations
Norman, Montagu Collet (cont.)
and German economy
and gold reserves
and gold standard
as governor of Bank of England
and Harrison
and Hatry case
health of
image of
and impact of Great Crash
“imperialist dreams” of
and interest rates
international bank proposal of
and Keynes
and Lamont
and London Economic Conference
and Long Island meeting
and Macmillan Committee
and media
as member of Court of Bank of England
and moratorium on reparations and war debt
and Moreau
personal background of