21 set 1939 ano - Cash and Carry

Descrição:

The "Cash and Carry" policy was part of the Neutrality Acts of the 1930s, revised in 1939 by the United States, allowing belligerent nations to purchase arms and other goods as long as they paid cash and transported the materials themselves. This policy was intended to aid allies like Britain and France in the early stages of World War II while still maintaining U.S. neutrality and avoiding the risks associated with loan defaults and submarine warfare that had entangled the U.S. in World War I.