Stack of Rentenmark in the basement of the Reichsbank, 1923

An employee in front of stacks of Rentenmark in the basement of the Reichsbank. The Reichsmark was an interim currency, created by the law from 13.10.1923, in order to stabilize the German currency during the inflation after the First World War. A Rentenmark complied with one trillion paper marks. In 1924, it was replaced by the Reichsmark

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