The German Economy Post War (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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The German Economy Post War
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Date of Ruhr occupation by France & Belgium

January 1923

Reason for Ruhr occupation

Germany defaulted on reparations (late 1922)

German policy during Ruhr occupation

Passive resistance (Chancellor Cuno)

Who ended passive resistance in Ruhr

Gustav Stresemann (late 1923)

Peak year of hyperinflation

1923

Currency ending hyperinflation

Rentenmark (November 1923)

Who introduced Rentenmark

Stresemann & Hans Luther

Rentenmark backing

Industrial & agricultural assets

Stresemann's political party

German People's Party (DVP)

Dawes Plan creator

Charles G. Dawes (American banker)

Year of Dawes Plan

1924

Year of Locarno Pact

1925

Locarno Pact result for Germany

Admission to League of Nations (1926)

Young Plan reparations total

112 billion Reichsmarks over 59 years

Wall Street Crash date

October 1929

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