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[[Image:Wheelbarrow money.jpg|right|thumb|A wheelbarrow full of printed currency]]

[[Image:Wheelbarrow money.jpg|right|thumb|A wheelbarrow full of printed currency]]

==Weimar Republic==

==Weimar Republic==

The early years of [[Weimar Germany]] were characterized by hyperinflation, which was caused when the government started [[printing money]] since it was low on cash, in part due to [[reparation]] payments. Worker were paid daily, and sometimes twice daily, in wheelbarrows of cash. 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.The [[Beer Hall Putsch]] of [[Adolf Hitler]] largely was a reaction to the government's hyperinflation policy.

The early years of [[Weimar Germany]] were characterized by hyperinflation, which was caused when the government started [[printing money]] since it was low on cash, in part due to [[reparation]] payments. Workers were paid daily, and sometimes twice daily, in wheelbarrows of cash. 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.The [[Beer Hall Putsch]] of [[Adolf Hitler]] largely was a reaction to the government's hyperinflation policy.

==Zimbabwe's hyperinflation==

==Zimbabwe's hyperinflation==