Hyperinflation Crisis of 1923
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- Hyperinflation crisis of 1923
- Germany had to pay reparations
- Germany couldn't afford the reparations so they had to print more money
- This cause the money to decrease in value until money was worth very little
- Wages became too low to live on
- More money was printed to pay the workers
- Children played with money
- It was cheaper to burn money than pay for fuel
- Many people became beggars as their money was worthless
- This cause the money to decrease in value until money was worth very little
- Germany couldn't afford the reparations so they had to print more money
- Invasion of the Ruhr
- In January, French and Belgium troops invaded the Ruhr (an important industrial region of Germany) and occupied it
- They had control of Germany's most important industrial region
- This was totally legal and made Germany poorer
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- In January, French and Belgium troops invaded the Ruhr (an important industrial region of Germany) and occupied it
- Germany had to pay reparations
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