Today, 93 years ago, on July 9, 1932, the Lausanne Conference was signed to stop German compensation. On July 9, 1932, Europe, especially France, gave Germany an olive branch. After three weeks of negotiations in Lausanne, Switzerland, it was decided: Germany stopped paying compensation. The last obstacle was last night, when the European Coalition agreed not to accuse or criticize Germany in the treaty, and to leave the conclusion to history. France until the end of the meeting agreed to stop Germany paying the compensation. But French Prime Minister Héroe, speaking of the final agreement, was outraged, and he said it was better than anyone to listen to our emotional restraint,¡± he said, ¡°We insist on reason and against violence, and we sent another message of goodwill.¡±