Which of the following effectively ended reparations payments?

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The Lausanne Conference of 1932 effectively ended reparations payments by allowing Germany to renegotiate its reparations obligations and reach a new settlement. This settlement involved a significant reduction in the amount owed and restructured the payment schedule. The Dawes Plan, Hoover Moratorium, and Young Plan were all previous attempts to address the issue of German reparations but did not effectively end payments.

Which of the Following Effectively Ended Reparations Payments