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Hyperinflation in Germany after World War I was primarily caused by the economic burdens imposed by the Treaty of Versailles, which required Germany to pay hefty reparations. The Weimar Republic, struggling with economic instability, resorted to printing vast amounts of money to meet these obligations and finance its debts. This excessive money supply led to a rapid devaluation of the German mark, causing prices to soar uncontrollably. By late 1923, everyday goods became unaffordable, resulting in severe social and economic turmoil.
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What were the Jews blamed for by the Nazis?
All the bad things which has happened to germany e.g. Lost of ww1, hyperinflation, signing the treaty of versailles.
Why was Germany so susceptible to a leader like Hitler?
because Germany was in turmoil and in a state of hyperinflation and Hitler provided solutions. he also gave Germany someone to blame for ww1 being the Jews.
What economic problem plagued Germany between 1918 through 1923?
Since Germany did not fare well at the end of WW1, they had to pay 132 billion marks to the winners. This was to keep the nation from growing and was followed by hyperinflation. Under these circumstances, Germany was an economic disaster.
What would happen if Britain faces a strong German army?
they did, WW1 and WW2. both times Germany was defeated
Was Germany alone responsible for causing ww1?
no it was germany,hungary and italy who caused most of the damage in ww1
Who had more men in ww1 Britain or Germany?
germany
What types of problems did Germany face in 1929?
hyperinflation french invasion of ruhr blah blah
What was the condition of Germany before Hitler became Chancellor?
Great Depression, hyperinflation, 35% unemployment
Was Germany in the war?
Both WW1 and WW2 yes. WW1 was the reason WW2 started.
Countries taken over by dictators after WW1?
After WW1 germany, Italy, and Japan had dictators. Germanys was HITLER:(
Who did saarland belong to before ww1?
Germany
What countries were against Germany in ww1?
BritainFranceRussiaItalyU.S
