Hugenberg was critical of which international economic plan?
Marshall Plan
Young Plan
Dawes Plan
Schuman Plan
Answer
The Dawes Plan, an international economic plan implemented after World War I, faced criticism from Alfred Hugenberg, a prominent German politician and industrialist. Hugenberg believed the plan favored the interests of the Allied Powers and placed an excessive financial burden on Germany. He argued that the reparations imposed under the plan were too harsh and hindered Germany's economic recovery.
The Untold Story of Alfred Hugenberg: The German Tycoon and Political Powerhouse
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