Behind the Scenes of International Finance (International Finance

by Paul Einzig

3rd Impression, February 1932, (First Edition published 1931), 154 pp., Book Very Good, covers lightly rubbed and light soil, corners gently bumped, previous bookseller sticker (Robertson, San Francisco) to back end papers, light tanning to endpapers and pages, otherwise clean and free of marks, Dust Jacket Good, covers rubbed and very tanned; spine tanned, faded and rubbed; several rips and tears at edges (see photos), price clipped. Preface to the First Edition, Preface to the Second Impression, Chapter I. Introductory, II. Financial Diplomacy, III. French Reparations Policy, IV. France's Financial Recovery, V. Origin of France's Gold Stock, VI. Gold in International Politics, VII. Fight for Supremacy, VIII. France and the World Crisis, IX. The Creditanstalt Affair, X. The German Crisis, XI. The Climax in Central Europe, XII. London's Crisis, XIII. France v. Italy, XIV. Europe's Financial Dictator, XV. Suspension of the Gold Standard, XVI. France v. The United States, XVII. Balance-Sheet of the Financial War, XVIII. Future Prospects. -- end. 263 pp., Excellent Depression Era Title on International Finance. 3rd Impression, Collectible.

154 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1978