Nor were there any immediate signs of
a disastrous trade war.
Not exact matches
The Weimar Republic's
disastrous monetary policy and resulting hyperinflation following The Great
War reached a crescendo in 1923 when a single U.S. dollar
traded for 4.2 trillion German marks.
The results were so
disastrous that the
trade war prolonged the Great Depression, contributed to the rise of Nazis and other fascist leaders, and sank US exports by 61 % from 1929 to 1933 before being repealed in 1934.