What was the relationship with US and Germany After WW1 and before WW2?

Question

What was the status of both countries?

Answer 1

After WW1 ended in 1919 US troops as well as British & French were left in the Rhineland to oversee German War reperations.

A lot of Germans also in this time emigrated to live in the USA.

Apart from the loss of its male population to service in the military, and the economic loss for continuing the war so long, Germany was relatively unscathed by the war, no bombs or shells were fired on German soil.

In some ways America was in the same situation, with large amount of raw material having been used up for war purposes, and the supplying of the occupying US troops in Germany.

In casulty comparrison the US losses were light as well.

Answer 2

I am not sure that the US had really any relations with germany after WW1, but right after WW1 the US had an economic Boom, while Germany suffered a depression, England and France enacted there punishments etc... Then the status of both countries switched, hitler came into power and brought germany out of their depression, while in the US the stockmarket crashed and started the great depression. Its actually the other way around, the US went into the depression and then later hitler came into power.

Answer 3

There were few if any problems. Loads of Germans moved to the USA, which is one of the reasons that the USA did not enter World War II, despite Hitlers intentions to rule the world and his oppression of Jews (as well as homosexuals, communists, gypsies and so on), until Pearl Harbour forced them into it.