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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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==See Also==
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* [[Economic collapse]]: [[Inflation]], [[Agflation]], [[Deflation]], [[Stagflation]], [[Hyperinflation]] ([[Zimbabwe]] and Weimar Republic)
      
==References==
 
==References==
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[[Category:European History]]
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[[Category : European History]]
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[[Category : Economic Preparedness]]
[[Category:Banksters]]
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[[Category : Inflation]]
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[[Category : Banksters]]
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