The Genoa Conference and the Rise of the Gold-Exchange Standard (1922–1925)

1. Brussels finance conference sets stabilization principles

   Sep 1, 1920Labels: Brussels Conference, central banking

   • Britannica
   • Brussels Conf

2. Cannes Supreme Council calls for Genoa conference

   Jan 6, 1922Labels: Cannes Supreme, Allied Powers

   • US Historian
   • Cannes Conf

3. Genoa Conference opens amid monetary instability

   Apr 10, 1922Labels: Genoa Conference, exchange rates

   • Britannica
   • Genoa Conf

4. Germany and Soviet Russia sign Treaty of Rapallo

   Apr 16, 1922Labels: Treaty of, Germany, Soviet Russia

   • Britannica
   • Genoa Conf

5. Genoa financial commission backs a gold-exchange approach

   May 19, 1922Labels: Genoa Financial, gold-exchange standard

   • Genoa Conf
   • Hansard 1922

6. League of Nations organizes Austria’s reconstruction protocol

   Oct 4, 1922Labels: League of, Austria

   • Austria Protocol
   • LoN Document

7. Germany introduces the Rentenmark to end hyperinflation

   Nov 20, 1923Labels: Rentenmark, Germany

   • Britannica
   • Rentenmark

8. League of Nations sets Hungary reconstruction under supervision

   Mar 14, 1924Labels: League of, Hungary

   • Hungary Protocol
   • Foreign Affairs

9. London Conference adopts the Dawes Plan framework

   Aug 16, 1924Labels: London Conference, Dawes Plan

   • London 1924
   • Rentenmark

10. Germany introduces the Reichsmark as legal tender

    Aug 30, 1924Labels: Reichsmark, Germany

    • Rentenmark
    • Reichsmark

11. Churchill announces Britain’s return to gold at prewar parity

    Apr 28, 1925Labels: Winston Churchill, Britain

    • Hansard 1925
    • BoE Event

12. Gold Standard Act formalizes Britain’s bullion-based system

    May 13, 1925Labels: Gold Standard, United Kingdom

    • Gold Act 1925
    • Hansard 1925