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11 June, 11:40

What was a result of hyperinflation in Weimar Germany after the end of WWI?

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    The value of German money decreased dramatically, leaving it essentially useless. The German government did not truly pay off their debt. It was so extreme that it was cheaper to burn money than to buy wood.
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