Most startling, provokingly cryptic was Lord d'Abernon's
conclusion: "The situation could be remedied within a month by
joint action of the principal gold-using countries through the
taking of necessary steps by the central banks." This amounted
to saying that if things do not look up within 30 days five men
will be largely to blame:
Governor Montagu Collet Norma of the Bank of England.
Governor Eugene Meyer of the Federal Reserve Board (U.S.).
Governor Clement Moret of the Bank of France.
Governor Bonaldo Stringher of the Bank of Italy.
Governor Hisaakira Hijikata of the Bank of Japan.
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Mohandas Gandhi
January 5, 1931
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