Marshall Aid - steel works machinery, 1949

1949 1945-1960 "Marshall Aid - steel works machinery, 1949" [HFR0106], 1949 In 1947, the American Secretary of State, George Marshall, proposed his European Recovery Programme, later known as the Marshall Plan, to rebuild a war-shattered Europe. Marshall offered financial aid from the USA...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Institution:TUC - Trade Union Congress Library
Language:English
Published: 1949
Subjects:
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10796/042A4077-7852-444C-8E52-04EA00F91293
http://hdl.handle.net/10796/C80CC2EA-3803-4205-9E4F-ED79E4E1F6A5
_version_ 1771659915629166595
description 1949 1945-1960 "Marshall Aid - steel works machinery, 1949" [HFR0106], 1949 In 1947, the American Secretary of State, George Marshall, proposed his European Recovery Programme, later known as the Marshall Plan, to rebuild a war-shattered Europe. Marshall offered financial aid from the USA for a programme of European economic recovery. In April 1948, President Harry S. Truman signed the first appropriation bill authorizing $5,300,000,000 for the first year. The European Recovery Program came to an end on 31 December, 1951. In its three year existence, the ERP spent almost $12,500,000,000, with Britain receiving the largest share of any European nation. This photograph shows John Kenney [second right], Marshall Aid representative in the UK, watching the installation of US equipment in Port Talbot, South Wales.
id 314_2fc5846688824fe8a16712f597d11860
institution TUC - Trade Union Congress Library
is_hierarchy_title Marshall Aid - steel works machinery, 1949
language English
physical Photograph
TEXT
publishDate 1949
spellingShingle Trade Union Congress, UK
Marshall Aid
World War 1939-1945
Marshall Aid - steel works machinery, 1949
title Marshall Aid - steel works machinery, 1949
topic Trade Union Congress, UK
Marshall Aid
World War 1939-1945
url http://hdl.handle.net/10796/042A4077-7852-444C-8E52-04EA00F91293
http://hdl.handle.net/10796/C80CC2EA-3803-4205-9E4F-ED79E4E1F6A5