Which part? The Treaty of Versailles? The economically and morally bankrupt Weimar Republic? The banker ousts, (they happened before his famous plundered speech that speaks about the international clique)? I’m sure at this point if I even offer a counter source or book for you to read you’d just brand me as a heretic by calling me a Nazi (just like the left) at this point.
Yes I think it is you who is a tad confused and trying to hide it behind superfluous wording. The Weimar Republic was hyper inflationary and their corrupt “democracy” was in shambles with endless color revolutions and communist infiltration. The treaty of Versailles divied up all of the gold in Germany’s treasury so they had nothing but fiat loans from international bankers. They (too many examples to explain it all) destroyed the value of the papiermark, to the point that they quickly created the Rentenmark to stymie the hemorrhaging, and based it around the inherent value of products and land, afterwards it was retired for the Reichsmark which was first backed by work and later backed by gold. The gold standard isn’t hyper inflationary and it wasn’t beholden to banker loans like every other countries fiat currency at the time.
Which part? The Treaty of Versailles? The economically and morally bankrupt Weimar Republic? The banker ousts, (they happened before his famous plundered speech that speaks about the international clique)? I’m sure at this point if I even offer a counter source or book for you to read you’d just brand me as a heretic by calling me a Nazi (just like the left) at this point.
Yes I think it is you who is a tad confused and trying to hide it behind superfluous wording. The Weimar Republic was hyper inflationary and their corrupt “democracy” was in shambles with endless color revolutions and communist infiltration. The treaty of Versailles divied up all of the gold in Germany’s treasury so they had nothing but fiat loans from international bankers. They (too many examples to explain it all) destroyed the value of the papiermark, to the point that they quickly created the Rentenmark to stymie the hemorrhaging, and based it around the inherent value of products and land, afterwards it was retired for the Reichsmark which was first backed by work and later backed by gold. The gold standard isn’t hyper inflationary and it wasn’t beholden to banker loans like every other countries fiat currency at the time.