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Why did president truman not want to place harsh reparations on germany?

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He did this because he didn't want history to repeat itself. He feared that the same thing that happened with the Treaty of Versailles would happen again.
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President Truman does not want to place harsh reparations on Germany because:

  • President Truman believed that the united states should support the free people who are standing firm attempted repression by the armed minorities or by the outer world pressure.
  • Placing harsh policy on Germany may result in another war with Germany as everyone knows what role the treaty of Versailles played.
  • According to the Truman doctrine, the United States would support free peoples resisted takeover by the new threat of communism.

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