Title: What Was the Marshall Plan? (with pictures)
Headings: What Was the Marshall Plan? (with pictures)
What Was the Marshall Plan? (with pictures)
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Content: The Marshall Plan, also called the European Recovery Plan, was enacted by the US in 1947 as a way to help rebuild Europe after World War II. The mind behind the plan was George Marshall, who was the US Secretary of State at the time, although William Clayton and George Kennan are credited with writing the majority of the program. Though it was meant to help the badly damaged Europe recover, it was also meant to prevent communism from gaining a stronghold in war torn countries. The Korean Conflict brought an end to the Marshall Plan. West Germany, which was divided from East Germany after the war, received some aid under the Marshall Plan. Great Britain and France received the most aid, over $200 million US Dollars (USD) each. Other countries receiving funds for reconstruction were Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Iceland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, and Turkey. For the most part, these countries represented the allied relationships formed during WWII, although others, like Italy, were part of the Axis forces during the war. Japan did not receive aid, and although aid was offered to the Soviet Union, it was refused. The flag flown by the Netherlands, which received some funds from the Marshall Plan.