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In regard to Austria there is probably no difference of opinion. Everyone recognises that that country is in no position to make reparation, and, indeed, will need assistance if she is to overcome the severe injury to her economic well being through the complete dissolution of her Empire. The question of Austrian reparation is not even discussed. Indeed, members of the Reparation Commission in Vienna are pleading in convincing terms that assistance should be rendered to Austria with the least possible delay in order to mitigate the sufferings of the people of Vienna and to render them self-supporting. Instead of reparation, the proposal is that the Entente nations should provide Austria with a credit of some sterling in six annual instalments of J(210,000,000 each.
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