The Great Disorder: Politics, Economics, and Society in the German Inflation, 1914-1924
"Indispensable reading for anyone interested in the fate of democratic institutions in Weimar Germany and other countries operating in the twentieth-century context of war and economic catastrophe."--American Historical Review"Mandatory reading for social scientists of all kinds, and not only monetarists and historians dealing with twentieth-century Germany."--Journal of Economic Literature"Feldman's history of the German inflation is impressive both for the breadth of its vision and the texture of its detail....[The book] will become essential reading for anyone who truly wishes to understand what happened to Germany in the first third of the Twentieth century.--Journal of MilitaryHistory"Gerald D. Feldman's history of the great inflation in Germany adds up to one of the most comprehensive investigations of an advanced industrial society....With the realist novelist's eye for illustrative detail and consequential themes, Gerald Feldman has produced a sweeping history of Germany in the age of inflation."--The Historian