Dawes Plan Presentation

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HO JIN YANG (9) NG YI PIN (17) SOH HAN WEI (19) TAN WEI REN (21) WONG XU YI (27) Dawes Plan

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Dawes Plan Presentation

1. HO JIN YANG (9) NG YI PIN (17) SOH HAN WEI (19) TAN WEI REN (21) WONG XU YI (27) Dawes Plan

8. Was it a success or failure? YES and NO

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12. Thank You