Post-war problems (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards

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Year of Germany's hyperinflation crisis

1923

Reparations amount set by Treaty of Versailles

£6.6 billion marks

Payment period for German war reparations

66 years

Date Germany defaulted on reparations

December 1922

Countries that invaded Ruhr in Jan 1923

France and Belgium

% of Germany's industry in the Ruhr

80% of coal, iron & steel

German response to Ruhr occupation

Passive resistance

How govt funded passive resistance

Printing more money

Peak month of hyperinflation

November 1923

Cost of 1 loaf of bread by 1923

200,000 billion marks

Groups most hurt by hyperinflation

Pensioners, govt employees, middle classes

Groups that benefited from hyperinflation

Farmers, debtors, property owners, foreign visitors

Why debtors benefited from hyperinflation

Could pay loans with worthless currency

Treaty requirement on war responsibility

Accept full responsibility for the war

When Germany made first reparations payment

1921

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