Germany's recovery dates (1923-1929)
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When was the Young plan?
August 1929
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When was the Dawes plan?
April 1924
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When was the Rentenmark introduced?
November 1923
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When was Gustav Stresemann appointed chancellor?
August 1923
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What was the Young plan?
Reduced reparations from £6.6 billion to 2 billion
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What was the Dawes plan?
The temporary reduction of reparations to £50 million a year
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What was the Rentenmark?
One Rentenmark was the equivalent of a trillion marks, it was tied to the price of gold
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What were the results of Stresemann’s reforms?
Living standards improved
Average working wages increased
Unemployment reduced
