How US Could Crash Germany's economy

The dramatic story of how American economic policies and war reparations devastated Germany's economy in the 1920s. From the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles to the catastrophic hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic, discover how U.S. demands for war debt repayment and restricted international trade contributed to Germany's economic collapse.

Key points covered:
• The $33 billion in reparations demanded from Germany
• How the U.S. insisted on repayment of Allied war debts
• The 1923 hyperinflation crisis and worthless German marks
• Impact of U.S. tariffs and trade barriers
• The role of the Dawes Plan and Young Plan
• Connection to the rise of political extremism