The Marshall Plan: Cooperating to Rebuild Europe

Twelve posters mounted on three cardboard kiosks. Each kiosk is 2' square and 5' tall. One shipping case. 1986, Study guide available

In June 1947, Secretary of State, George C. Marshall proposed a plan that led to the boldest and most practical foreign aid program ever undertaken. In the face of devastating postwar conditions, billions of American dollars provided the goods and credits needed to stabilize Western Europe economically and politically. Produced by the German Marshall Fund of the United States, the display features photographs, documents, cartoons, and maps, together with historical text.