Reasons for recovery, 1923–29

Reasons for recovery, 1923–29

This course explores the critical period of Germany's economic recovery between 1923 and 1929, following the devastating hyperinflation crisis. It delves into the key financial reforms and international agreements, such as the Rentenmark, Dawes Plan, and Young Plan, that aimed to stabilize the Weimar Republic. Learners will understand the successes and underlying fragilities of this era, providing essential context for subsequent historical developments.