“Beggar My Neighbor”: America and the British Interim Finance Crisis, 1940–1941

Warren F. Kimball

The Journal of Economic History, 1969, vol. 29, issue 4, 758-772

Abstract: Nazi Germany was not the only enemy the British faced in the fall of 1940. While the Battle of Britain raged in the skies over southern England, an equally important struggle took place at the diplomatic and financial level. This time Britain's foe was far more nebulous: American distrust of things European and the memory of World War I. Although Britain eventually withstood the blitz on her own, British leaders knew full well by the summer of 1940 that continued resistance to Hitler depended upon aid from the United States.

Date: 1969
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