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Excellent one page, graphics heavy explanation of Germany's post WW1 hyperinflation. (Original Post) dixiegrrrrl Jan 2016 OP
Thanks for that link. SheilaT Jan 2016 #1
WWI Documentary Film. Historical Reenactment. Russian perspective Youtube vinny9698 Jan 2016 #2
oh, cool video... dixiegrrrrl Jan 2016 #3
 

SheilaT

(23,156 posts)
1. Thanks for that link.
Sat Jan 16, 2016, 05:03 PM
Jan 2016

I knew some of that stuff, but by no means all. Periodically people absolutely freak out (often here on DU) and start hyper-ventilating over a coming hyperinflation. That page REALLY shows how dumb people are to believe that. The circumstances that led to Germany's hyperinflation have no parallel today.

vinny9698

(1,016 posts)
2. WWI Documentary Film. Historical Reenactment. Russian perspective Youtube
Sat Jan 16, 2016, 07:50 PM
Jan 2016
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Sciences and technology in the beginning of XX century were developing at a fast pace: radio, electricity, cinematograph, automobiles… Millions of Europeans could hardly catch up with the swift scientific and technological advance and they were unable to surmise that something threatens their lives. But in 1914 a war emerged that humanity had never seen before. The first war of armored machines and airplanes, machineguns and poison gases. The war that began with the murder of two people and ended with over 10 million deaths and the ruining of four empires. World War I that changed the face of Europe and the whole world for ever.

Very interesting and informative
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