Modern, multistory hotel with modern amenities; located opposite Goethe Park; within walking distance to the city center.

The Times’s album testifies to the collapse of the Weimar Republic in Germany, where hyperinflation drove stamp prices into the hundreds of millions of German marks, followed by the rise of the ...

The Treaty of Versailles economically devastated and politically weakened Germany. Hyperinflation and mass unemployment rendered the Weimar Republic rotten in the 1920s and gave fertile ground for ...

By 1932 parties committed to the destruction of the Weimar Republic held 319 seats out of a total of 608 in the Reichstag, with many workers turning to communism. However, the real beneficiaries ...

The end of the World War I witnessed a political revolution in Germany, as the old Kaiser's Empire was replaced by a constitutional democracy, the Weimar ... Once the hyperinflation was stopped ...

The Treaty of Versailles economically devastated and politically weakened Germany. Hyperinflation and mass unemployment rendered the Weimar Republic rotten in the 1920s and gave fertile ground for ...

But its origins go deeper. Germany’s aversion to debt is tied to historical episodes, particularly the Weimar Republic hyperinflation of the 1920s and the borrowing surge after reunification in ...

and – while generally politically popular in a country with deep-rooted fears of hyperinflation dating back to the collapse of the Weimar Republic – constrained spending on the nation’s infrastructure ...