It is generally a matter of opinion which of Stresemann's
policies was his most successful but some stand out more than
others.
Stresemann's biggest achievements were stabalising the German
economy and subsequently the political scene and the admitance of
Germany into the League of Nations in 1926.
The most important of his policies was the issuing of the new
currency: the Rentenmark. The Rentenmark restored faith in the
German economy at home and abroad. It boosted industry and allowed
Germany to trade with other nations again now that the
hyperinflation crisis and the worthless curreny were gone. The
Rentenmark restored such confidence in the Germany economy that
American banks were willing to invest money in 800 million marks of
loans to Germany businesses in the 1924 Dawes Plan. The Dawes Plan
further stabalised the German economy and political scene and
further brought trust to Germany from abroad - allowing a
successful run of forein policies.