Notes
1. Thomas Hager, The Alchemy of Air, Three River Press, New York, (2008),
p. 178.
2. The Allies demanded that payments be made in gold Marks or foreign
currency and not in the paper Mark. They initially demanded 132 billion
Marks, far more than the German gold and foreign exchanges could possibly
raise. The last (reduced) installment was made in October 2010.
3. So-called because it was named after the city where the constitutional
assembly took place. It was the seat of German culture, both Goethe and
Schiller were born there.
4. Corelli Barnett, The Collapse of British Power, Pan, (2002), p. 424 and
p. 426. ISBN-10 0391034391.
5. The patent(s) described in Sect. 15.2 of this chapter record Robert’s address
from 05 May 1919 to November 1919 as 2 Caesarea Place, St Helier, Jersey.
Plate 15.5 The linden tree planted at the KWI on the occasion of Haber’s 60th
birthday. Courtesy of Archiv der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, Berlin-Dahlem
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1. Thomas Hager, The Alchemy of Air, Three River Press, New York, (2008),
p. 178.
2. The Allies demanded that payments be made in gold Marks or foreign
currency and not in the paper Mark. They initially demanded 132 billion
Marks, far more than the German gold and foreign exchanges could possibly
raise. The last (reduced) installment was made in October 2010.
3. So-called because it was named after the city where the constitutional
assembly took place. It was the seat of German culture, both Goethe and
Schiller were born there.
4. Corelli Barnett, The Collapse of British Power, Pan, (2002), p. 424 and
p. 426. ISBN-10 0391034391.
5. The patent(s) described in Sect. 15.2 of this chapter record Robert’s address
from 05 May 1919 to November 1919 as 2 Caesarea Place, St Helier, Jersey.
Plate 15.5 The linden tree planted at the KWI on the occasion of Haber’s 60th
birthday. Courtesy of Archiv der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, Berlin-Dahlem
15 The Post-war Years 1919–1930
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