Germany Bank Notes

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Germany

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2 Million Mark, 1923
(2,000,000 Mark)

2,000,000 mark 1923 front

2,000,000 mark 1923 back

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5 Million Mark, 1923
(5,000,000 Mark)

5,000,000 mark 1923 front

5,000,000 mark 1923 back

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10 Milliard (American 10 Billion) Mark, 1923
(10,000,000,000 Mark)

10 Milliard (American 10 Billion) mark 1923 front

10 Milliard (American 10 Billion) mark 1923 back

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20 Billion (American 20 Trillion) Mark, 1924
(20,000,000,000,000 Mark)

20 Billion (American 20 Trillion) mark 1924 front

20 Billion (American 20 Trillion) mark 1924 back

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Scans courtesy Alan Kaim

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Money to Burn

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Germany 1923 - Banknotes were so worthless that it was cheaper to burn them than buying firewood.

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1 Mark, 1944
Issued under Allied Occupation during WWII.

1 mark 1944 front

1 mark 1944 back

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The many German states were united into an empire in 1871. Became the Weimar Republic 1917-33, and the Third Reich 1933-45. It came under Allied control from 1945 to 1949. It was divided into the German Federal Republic and the German Democratic Republic in 1949. The two republics were reunited under the German Federal Republic in 1990. For a more detailed country profile, see CIA World Factbook on Germany.

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