Edge, Stimson, Briand, Henderson, Laval, Flandin, Pietri and Lord Tyrell in Paris, 1931 (b/w photo)

Paris, Ile-de-France, France The representatives of France, Great Britain, and the USA consult in Paris, in the days leading up to the London Conference, about the Hoover Plan, which was supposed to alleviate the German financial crisis. From left: Francois Poncet, French Ambassador in Berlin, the American Ambassador in Paris, Walter Evans Edge, the American Secretary of State, Henry Lewis Stimson, Aristide Briand, French Foreign Minister, the British Foreign Minister Arthur Henderson, Pierre Laval, French Prime Minister, the French Finance Minister Pierre Etienne Flandin, Francois Petri, French Colonial Minister and the British Ambassador in Paris, Lord Tyrell. Edge, Stimson, Briand, Henderson, Laval, Flandin, Pietri und Lord Tyrell in Paris, 1931