Stack of Rentenmark in the safe of the Reichsbank, 1923
An employee in front of stacks of Rentenmark (Debt Security Mark) in the basement of the Reichsbank. The Rentenmark was a currency created by law in 10.13.1923, to stabilize the German currency during the inflation after the First World War. A Rentenmark was the equivalent of one trillion paper marks. In 1924 she was replaced by the Reichsmark
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Banking Basement Currency Debt Economics Employee Equivalent Inflation Macro Reichsbank Reichsmark Rentenmark Replaced Safe Stabilize Stack Stacks Trillion
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