The currency of West Germany from June 1948 onwards was the Deutsche Mark, divided into 100 Pfennige. East Germany used the Mark der Deutschen Notenbank instead. In 1990 the West German currency was adopted in East Germany some months before reunification. Note that since 2002 the only legal tender currency in Germany is the Euro.
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I think it is an ostmark
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Germany is west of Poland.
There is no more East and West Germany. Just Germany now
Germany was split into East and West Germany in 1990,October 3
East & West Germany
The main differences between West and East Germany was that West Germany was a Democratic Capitalist state while East Germany was a self declared 'socialist state' (though more commonly it is labeled Communist).
The Deutsche Mark was the official currency of West Germany from 1948-1990 and Germany from 1990-2002 when it changed to the euro.
Germany is west of Poland.
There is no more East and West Germany. Just Germany now
Deutsche Mark preceeded the Euro as the currency in West Germany
East Germany joined West Germany as one country.
The currency of East Germany was known as the Mark. it had no exchange value as it was illegal to take it out of the country. When German reunification came about, the West German government exchanged it 2 for 1.
Integrating West Germany and East Germany has been extremely difficult.
Integrating West Germany and East Germany has been extremely difficult.
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people in the east Germany thought that life in west Germany is more comfortable than in the east Germany
Germany was split into East and West Germany in 1990,October 3
The Euro is the German currency (symbol '€').Before 2002 the currency was the Deutsche Mark (DM) or German mark.Before 1990 there were two currencies, the Deutsche Mark in the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) and the "Ostmark" (officially "Mark der DDR") in the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).