Propaganda for the plebiscite against the Young plan, 1929

Propaganda procession for the plebiscite against the Young plan, an international treaty to regulate the German reparations. Several men carrying placards with the appeal, to vote with yes at the referendum. On 9 July 1929, a month after the signing, was constituted a Reich Committee for the German referendum against the adoption of the Young Plan, in which all anti-republican forces got together. The plebiscite against the Young Pan on 12.22.1929 brought to the fathers of the Liberty Law a lamentable result. Instead of the required 21 million votes only 5.8 million votes were reached, not more than the German Nationalists, the NSDAP and the Voelkische National Block obtained together in 1928

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Adoption Appeal Constituted Initiative Instead Lamentable Nationalists Obtained Placards Plebiscite Reached Recall Referendum Regulate Reparations Required Result Voelkische

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