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A REVISION OF THE TREATY

II.— Injuries to Persons

Frs. (Paper)

Military pensions........ 60,045,696,000

Allowances to families of mobilised men . . . 12,936,956,824Pensions accorded to civilian victims of the war and

their dependants....... 514,465,000

Ill-treatment inflicted on civilians and prisoners of war 1,869,230,000

Assistance given to prisoners of war .... 976,906,000

Insufficiency of salaries and wages .... 223,123,313Exactions by Germany to the detriment of the

civilian population....... 1,267,615,939

Total of the French claims..... 218,541,596,120

Great Britain

£ Frs.

Damage to property . . . 7,936,456

Shipping losses .... 763,000,000

Losses abroad .... 24,940,559Damage to river and canal

shipping .... 4,000,000

Military pensions . . . 1,706,800,000Allowances to families of

mobilised men . . . 7,597,832,086

Pensions for civilian victims . 35,915,579Ill-treatment inflicted on

civilians and prisoners . 95,746

Assistance to prisoners of war 12,663Insufficiency of salaries and

wages..... 6,372

£2,542,070,375 Frs. 7,597,832,086

Italy

Damage to property . .... Lire 20,933,547,500

Shipping losses....... £128,000,000

Military pensions....... Francs 31,041,000,000

Allowances to families of mobilised men . . Francs 6,885,130,395

Civilian victims of the war and prisoners . . Lire 12,153,289,000

Total . . . Lire 33,086,836,000„ . . . Francs 37,926,130,395„ £128,000,000