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- Created on: 16-05-15 13:08
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- Development of Dictatorship: Germany
- Impact of the Weimar
- The
Weimar government announced that they could not pay the reparations and the
value of the German currency fell and they ended up in inflation
- This led to the occupation of the Ruhr by the French troops
- The
Weimar government announced that they could not pay the reparations and the
value of the German currency fell and they ended up in inflation
- WWI & Treaty of Versailes
- The treaty had restricted Germany so much many people were angry.
- Germany lost
13% of its land and about 6,000,000 citizens were put into other countries
- The harshest term was the War Guilt Clause which stated that Germany had to accept full blame for starting the war
- Germany had to pay reparations fees to the allies for the damage
- Germany lost
13% of its land and about 6,000,000 citizens were put into other countries
- The treaty had restricted Germany so much many people were angry.
- Reparations and Ruhr
- When the
confidence in the mark fell, inflation became hyperinflation which further
humiliated the Weimar Government
- Stresemann became chancellor and he began to steady things- introduced a new
currency called the Rentenmark and
along with loans from the USA, the currency was sorted out- became the Reichsmark
- The Dawes Plan loaned money to the USA and helped make payments more manageable
- Further changes came to the Further changes came to the Young Plan which meant that payments were reduced and more time was given to pay them off
- Stresemann became chancellor and he began to steady things- introduced a new
currency called the Rentenmark and
along with loans from the USA, the currency was sorted out- became the Reichsmark
- When the
confidence in the mark fell, inflation became hyperinflation which further
humiliated the Weimar Government
- Impact of the Weimar
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