The German Economy in the Twentieth Century (Routledge Revivals)

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The book offers a thorough examination of German economic development from the Weimar Republic through the Third Reich to the Federal Republic. It delves into key historical events and controversial topics, including the roots of the Great Depression and the interplay between political and economic factors leading to the invasion of Poland. Additionally, it highlights potential future challenges for Germany's economy, such as rising unemployment, significant debts of trading partners, and the threat of global protectionism.