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Line 8: − + − − ==See Also== − * [[Hyperinflation]]
sadly, no article on ''hyperinflation'' yet
The republic was also struggling with the rejection by monarchist, who were still occupying important position in the state. Many WWI veterans believed that the German forces in WW I were not defeated, but that the social democratic leaders, who founded the Weimar republic to thwart a communist revolution, surrendered to the allies for political gains. It was know is known as the "stab-in-the-back myth", and was used to discredit the republic <ref>German Notes: "Dolchstosslegende social mythos and propaganda to blame loss of World War I upon non-Germans and non-nationalists"[http://www.germannotes.com/hist_weimar_dolch.shtml]</ref>.
The republic was also struggling with the rejection by monarchist, who were still occupying important position in the state. Many WWI veterans believed that the German forces in WW I were not defeated, but that the social democratic leaders, who founded the Weimar republic to thwart a communist revolution, surrendered to the allies for political gains. It was know is known as the "stab-in-the-back myth", and was used to discredit the republic <ref>German Notes: "Dolchstosslegende social mythos and propaganda to blame loss of World War I upon non-Germans and non-nationalists"[http://www.germannotes.com/hist_weimar_dolch.shtml]</ref>.
The early years were characterized by [[hyper-inflation]], which was caused when the government started [[printing money]] since it was low on cash, in part due to reparation payments. The value of the German mark went from 4 to the dollar to over 1 trillion to the dollar at the peak of the inflation in 1923. Although the Weimar Republic enjoyed a time of economic resurgence after the early years of hyper-inflation it failed to gain deep public support. The Weimar Republic was famously called a '[[democracy]] without democrats'.
The early years were characterized by hyper-inflation, which was caused when the government started printing money since it was low on cash, in part due to reparation payments. The value of the German mark went from 4 to the dollar to over 1 trillion to the dollar at the peak of the inflation in 1923. Although the Weimar Republic enjoyed a time of economic resurgence after the early years of hyper-inflation it failed to gain deep public support. The Weimar Republic was famously called a '[[democracy]] without democrats'.
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