The Bretton Woods meeting in 1944 established a fixed-rate exchange system among Allied governments that was imposed on the Axis governments.

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The Bretton Woods meeting established a fixed-rate exchange system among its member countries to stabilize post-war economies, but it was not specifically imposed on Axis governments nor was it limited to Allied governments. It aimed to regulate the international monetary system in general.

The Bretton Woods Meeting in 1944 Established a Fixed-Rate Exchange