Maršalov plan

Maršalov plan

A massive foreign aid program to Western Europe of $17 billion over four years, beginning in 1948. Named after Secretary of State George Marshall, the program restored economic prosperity to the region and stabilized its system of democracy and capitalism.

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Category: American history
Company: University of Houston
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