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<ref name="n3"> The official entry into the war by the United States on the sides of France, Great Britain and Russia, dates from the vote in Congress of 6 April 1917. But despite an official policy of strict neutrality, American manufacturers furnished munitions from 1914 to the warring parties and, after the Lusitania was torpedoed on 7 May 1915 by a German submarine, moved in favour of engagement against Germany. See for example, in October 1915, the issue in the United States of an Anglo-French loan in order to finance purchases made in the United States. [FL] </ref>

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<ref name="n3"> L'entrée en guerre officielle des États-Unis aux côtés de la France, de la Grande-Bretagne et de la Russie, date du vote du Congrès du 6 avril 1917. Mais malgré une politique officielle de stricte neutralité, l'industrie américaine fournit dès 1914 des munitions aux belligérants et, à partir du torpillage du Lusitania le 7 mai 1915 par un sous-marin allemand, évolue en faveur d'un engagement contre l'Allemagne. Voir par exemple, en octobre 1915, l'émission aux États-Unis d'un emprunt anglo-français pour financer les achats faits aux États-Unis. [FL] </ref>

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  1. ↑ The official entry into the war by the United States on the sides of France, Great Britain and Russia, dates from the vote in Congress of 6 April 1917. But despite an official policy of strict neutrality, American manufacturers furnished munitions from 1914 to the warring parties and, after the Lusitania was torpedoed on 7 May 1915 by a German submarine, moved in favour of engagement against Germany. See for example, in October 1915, the issue in the United States of an Anglo-French loan in order to finance purchases made in the United States. [FL]
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