Finance from Kaiser to Fuhrer

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Focusing on the budget policies during the middle years of the Weimar Republic, this groundbreaking work explores how these financial strategies influenced the political landscape of Germany. It argues for the effectiveness of deficit spending and fiscal stimuli in fostering economic growth. The author presents evidence suggesting that innovative financial approaches could have mitigated the impacts of the Great Depression and potentially prevented the rise of the Nazi regime. This analysis offers a fresh perspective on a pivotal period in German history.