Welcome to the old film time of the book, today's group photo for all readers and friends is from the end of the First World War when the German economy crisis was over. Through this set of old photographs, we can look back at the images that have survived from this period of history. After the end of World War I, Germany was severely sanctioned, and the economy collapsed for 15 years after the war. Five years after the end of World War I in 1923, germany's severe inflation had left most Germans unable to survive, when a dollar could be exchanged for 4 trillion marks, and people took to the streets to buy goods and needed to bring several bundles of marks.
Photographed in Germany in the 1920s, women selling vegetables in a basket of vegetables and a basket of marks, at which point the mark has been devalued to the point where even robbers hate it. At that time, a loaf of bread cost 100 billion marks, and a liter of milk cost 300 billion marks.
The photo was taken in Germany in the 1920s, and the shopkeepers who bought things did not need to count money, but directly used the scale to weigh themselves, and the Germans at that time had a lot of trouble buying items, and they needed to carry several sacks of money on their bodies to be able to buy the items they wanted.
Photographed in Germany in the 1920s, the Deutsche currency mark is piled outdoors like waste paper, and no one wants to pick it up because it is very cumbersome to carry and is worth only a loaf of bread.
The photo was taken in Germany in the 1920s, and children were playing a game of stacking marks, which shows how much mark has devalued at that time, and a large number of children have dropped out of school due to the arrival of the economic crisis.
The photo was taken in Germany in the 1920s, from the beginning of the 20s Germany began to face rising unemployment, to 1929 when the global economic crisis broke out, germany, which was originally supported by British and American assets, has since faced withdrawal, only two years 6 million people lost jobs, more than half of the employed population, at this time the German nation has faced a production crisis.
The photograph was taken in Germany in the 1920s, with discarded currency marks on the streets, and although the crisis had reached such a point, the government of the Weimar Republic at that time was unable to solve all this, and it was the arrival of such an economic crisis that made the German people begin to call for strongmen with an iron fist and push the careerists onto the stage of history.