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Significant Secondary Sources:
Why did Gustav Stresemann's policies, such as negotiating the Locarno Pact (1925), the Dawes Plan (1924), and the Treaty of Berlin (1926), produce only a Golden Era ("Goldene Zwanziger") as opposed to long-lasting stability in the Weimar Republic?
Significant Primary Sources:
Dawes Plan (1924)
Locarno Treaty (1925)
Treaty of Berlin (1926)
Stresemann's policies had limited success not because his foreign policy achievements were designed for short-term gain but because his diplomatic accomplishments were not accompanied with long-term domestic reforms.
-denouncing the "duplicity charge"
-denouncing Wright's perspective