Im not sure where you're getting any of your information from breh. Germans felt they got screwed with the Treaty of Versailles which imposed that they had to pay hundreds of billions of dollars to the allied powers in reparations because of WW1. That happened around 1920 which is exactly why you see the drop around that time in the graph you brought.
My Bachelor's is in history.
They were sore losers. The terms imposed on Germany after the treaty of Versailles was no different than the terms Germany imposed on France after the Franco Prussian war
Treaty of Versailles (1871) - Wikipedia
Th terms of the treaty included a war indemnity of five billion francs to be paid by France to Germany. The German army would continue to occupy parts of France until the payment was complete. The treaty also recognized Wilhelm I as the Kaiser of the newly united German Empire. Preliminary discussion began on the cession of Alsaceand the Moselle region of Lorraine, to Germany. Despite Bismarck's objections, Moltke and his generals insisted that the territory was necessary as a defensive barrier. Bismarck opposed the annexation because he did not wish to make Germany a permanent enemy of France.[2] The portion annexed of Alsace-Lorraine was later slightly reduced at the Treaty of Frankfurt, allowing France to retain the Territory of Belfort.
So the Germans in 1871 occupied French territory, took their land(Alsace Lorraine was the industrial heartland of France) and made then pay for the war.
This was common practice in Europe when you lost a war. You paid reparations and lost land.
Consider the treaty the Germans imposed on the Russians when the Russians signed an armstice during WW1
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk - Wikipedia
When the Herero lost to the Germans they were driven into the desert to starve and die.
What you're saying here is not based on the graph you brought then. Because the graph you brought shows the economy was at its worst during/after WW1 and WW2. The Great Depression happened somewhere between the late 20's to 30's which, according to the graph you brought, Germany was doing alot better than the time periods I just brought up.
The German economy recovered completely by 1923.
From 1924-1929 is known as the Golden Age of the Weimer Republic
If the Treaty of Versailles was so harsh why did the German evonomy recover so fast after the war?
The Golden Age of Weimar
An artistic portrayal of urban life during the golden age
Th years 1924-29 are often described as the ‘Golden Age of Weimar’ because of their stability, economic security and improved living standards – at least in relation to previous years. The seeds of German recovery were planted in the autumn of 1923 when Gustav Stresemann was elevated to the chancellorship. Stresemann and his ministers formulated plans to arrest the hyperinflation crisis by introducing a new currency, the Rentenmark, and fixed its value to gold prices. The government announced its determination to meet reparations payments and sought international assistance to do so. The US-led Dawes Plan was finalised in April 1924 and implemented four months later.
Between 1924 and 1929 the dying German economy was injected with more than $25 billion of foreign money. More than half of this money came from American loans; most of the rest was organised by American bankers acting as intermediaries. The American government and US corporations also provided Germany with financial and industrial expertise. All this support contributed to a surge in German production during the mid-1920s. New factories were constructed or converted, many using newly developed mechanisation and assembly line techniques. The restoration of reparation payments saw France and Belgium withdraw from the Ruhr in mid-1925, freeing up Germany’s industrial resources there. German economic growth after 1924 exceeded that of France and Britain. By 1929 Germany was producing 33 per cent more than before the war and had regained her mantle as the second-highest producing industrial nation after the US.
I never said anything about "feeling bad for them"..
You're juelzing hard for the extermination of 5.5 million people, + 20 million Slavs, Africans, Poles, Roma ect
I never blamed 10 million people. I said that the banks caused the Great Depression. If the people at the head of these banks are people that call themselves Jewish then people can draw their own conclusions based on that. That has nothing to do with rest of their population having nothing to do with the banking sector THOUGH the rest of the population can benefit from favoritory loans that may be thrown their way to start businesses. Right or wrong, Hitler saw this happening to his country and used it as a pretense for his plan. Whether this was actually happening or was just jealousy on the part of a nation that was struggling and saw people within its borders that werent isnt really relevant. THAT is what the origin of german "antisemitism" is. Not the "they werent white like us" narrative that is pushed nowadays...
Germans didn't believe Jews to be white. They believed that Jews, Slavs ECT were untermensch.
They created a whole racial science behind it. Where do you get the idea it was economic warfare and not racial?