Redpill me on the weimar republic...

Redpill me on the weimar republic. /pol/ keeps mentioning how 'degenerate' it was but /pol/ also lets their hatred of the left colour their view of history.

Was it really that bad?

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Imagine the Speaker of the House of Representatives opening the session by wishing for the next session to take place in the "Soviet Republic of America" instead. That's what it was like in 1932 Weimar.

All societies are jew controlled, there was nothing inherently worse about the Weimar versus national socialism or Jewish socialism.

/pol/ is mostly leftwing national socialists

It was not a well-organized state. At the same time, it would have been hard for any state to be well-organized, given the immense dissent from both the far right and the far left, and also the broader political and national background in post-WWI Central and Eastern Europe. The whole area was a total fucking shitshow.

Communists and fascists were regularly beating the shit out of each other in the streets and Berlin became notorious for its child prostitutes. Make of that what you will.

Memes spouted by uneducated /pol/tards.

>Was it really that bad?
No.

It was objectively shit with a Zimbabwe-tier economy

Hyperinflation ended in 1924

It was a great place with good standards of living and quality of life until the fascists took over. If only the communists had won.

>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.