When money dies
Subtitle: the nightmare of the Weimar collapse
By: [by] Adam Fergusson.
Publisher: Kimber
Published: 1975
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: Inflation (Finance) -- Germany -- History; Germany -- Economic conditions -- 1918-1945
First sentence: JUST BEFORE THE First World War in 1913, the German mark, the British shilling, the French franc, and the Italian lira were all worth about the same, and four or five of any were worth about a dollar.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 249-250.
Includes index.
Available free on line at http://www.mises.org/resources/4016
Table of contents: title: Prologue
pagenum: 9; label: 1
title: Gold for Iron
pagenum: 14; label: 2
title: Joyless Streets
pagenum: 28; label: 3
title: The Bill Presented
pagenum: 37; label: 4
title: Delirium of Milliards
pagenum: 48; label: 5
title: The Slide to Hyperinflation
pagenum: 68; label: 6
title: Summer of '22
pagenum: 85; label: 7
title: The Hapsburg Inheritance
pagenum: 96; label: 8
title: Autumn Paper-chase
pagenum: 111; label: 9
title: Ruhrkampf
pagenum: 130; label: 10
title: Summer of '23
pagenum: 156; label: 11
title: Havenstein
pagenum: 168; label: 12
title: The Bottom of the Abyss
pagenum: 182; label: 13
title: Schacht
pagenum: 199; label: 14
title: Unemployment breaks out
pagenum: 212; label: 15
title: The Wounds are Bared
pagenum: 226; title: Epilogue
pagenum: 240; title: Bibliography
pagenum: 249; title: Index
pagenum: 251