Echoes of 1924: A Day That Shaped the 20th Century

"Echoes of 1924: A Day That Shaped the 20th Century" is a gripping narrative that unwinds the tangled threads of international politics, economic recovery, and social change on a single day that would forever alter the course of history. On August 29, 1924, the Dawes Plan was signed, aiming to stabilize Germany's economy and manage war reparations. Meanwhile, the U.S. presidential election raged on, with Robert M. La Follette challenging the status quo. Against this backdrop, a young flapper, Evelyn Parker, pursues her Hollywood dreams, while journalist James Harlow uncovers a campaign finance scandal. This historical narrative weaves together the stories of key figures, revealing the complex interplay of economics, politics, and culture that defines modern global society.