war loan in a sentence

1. Advertising poster for Italian war loans.

2. Stars and Stripes: In the US war loans are provided.

3. Obj_Title2_S: We Beat You - and Subscribe for War Loans!

4. Promotional poster for war loans in Gujarati: “Have you bought war bonds or not?”

5. The banks were the largest subscribers of the war loans, followed by industrial enterprises.

6. The "Mighty 7th" war loan ad ran shortly after the Allied victory on the Western front, in May 1945.

7. In 1914, when war broke out, my father invested most of his money in a war loan to help the country.

8. No support for the imperialist war (either in the form of support for the war loan, or in any other form).

9. Now it was time for the us monarchy to ensure that it was able to secure the profits of its great war loans.

10. The certificates of the war loan were completely in the tradition of the previous bonds of the German Reich.

11. And so pacifism had its allotted part to play in the mechanism of the war, like poison gas, and the ever-rising pile of war loans.

12. This allowed Germany to pay war loans and reparations with worthless marks and helped ex-great industrialists to pay loans as well.

13. The Reichsbank financed a large part of the war expenditures on a short-term basis, i.e. not with long-term War Loans like the British.

14. Jacob Schiff, who was head of the New York investment firm of Kuhn, Loeb, and Company, had raised the capital for large war loans to Japan.

15. They became involved in patriotic and welfare organisations, subscribed war loans and supported the roughly 300,000 Jewish soldiers and their families.

16. He placed almost all of his personal assets at the disposal of the government, and underwrote 95% of the war loan issue, which allowed the US to continue the war.

17. America First was America alone, except for financial agreements like the Dawes and Young Plans aimed at ensuring that our “free-loading” former allies could pay back their war loans.

18. As you know, we’ve always been fascinated by the UK’s War Loans and have written about them repeatedly on this blog (here’s what we wrote in 2011 when we suggested that they should be redeemed).