I assume you're referring to "zwanzig millionen Mark", i.e. 20 million marks. An amount that high on a German bill would only be from the Weimar Republic's hyperinflation period in the early 1920s. As such it hasn't been convertible into dollars for many decades, and in any case was only worth a fraction of a cent by the time the currency had effectively collapsed in late 1923.These bills sell today mostly as curiosities. The major German site sammler.com lists 2 bills with that denomination; one issue is dated July 25, 1923 and the other is Sept. 1, 1923. Both currently retail for around €1, i.e. about $1.30.
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Twenty in German is zwanzig (pronounced: tzvahn-tzik).The numbers remain the same.
Die Millionen der Yvette was created in 1956.
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20 is zwanzig
The cast of Nach zwanzig Jahren - 1918 includes: Dagny Servaes as Ellen
Sechs Millionen - 1978 is rated/received certificates of: Germany:12
It is the German word for twenty (20).
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