This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bachelorette.

The Marsha Plan, George Marsha, a general who became Secretary of State following the

Second War.

And for that Marsha Plan, a great success once upon a time.

I welcome Matt Stonglass, a European correspondent for the Economist magazine, who can help us

understand the Marsha Plan then.

This is post-war period 4748.

And the talk of a Marsha Plan for Ukraine after the fighting stops, and we have some certainty

of the border region.

Matt, a very good day to you.

Thank you for this.

The Marsha Plan is remembered in America dimly as a success.

Is it regarded that way in Europe?

And how does the Marsha Plan today come into the conversation?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

Thanks for having me on.

The Marsha Plan is still regarded as a huge success in Europe.

I think it may be a bit too complacently regarded as a tremendous success because people

forget how difficult it was to construct and how difficult it was to push through at

the time.

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