WHAT WAS THE GDP OF NAZI GERMANY AND WHAT PERCETAGE/AMOUNT OF IT WENT INTO FUNDING THE MILITARY
WHAT WAS THE GDP OF NAZI GERMANY AND WHAT PERCETAGE/AMOUNT OF IT WENT INTO FUNDING THE MILITARY
Noah Powell
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Wyatt Gonzalez
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Ryan Taylor
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Easton Davis
Their GDP was lower than that of their enemies, and a lot of it went into war.
Germans were rationing foods and fuel for most of the nazi rule.
I never understand when naziboos bring up economy, when that is easily the worst part of that regime.
Ethan Turner
NUMBERS
STATISTICS
CHARTS
EVIDENCE
C'MON I WANT SPECIFIC NUMBERS
Jaxson Jackson
In 1938, it’s estimated that Nazi Germany’s GDP was $375.6 billion. However, that same year the British Empire’s economy was estimated to be $918.7 billion. At the height of the war, all three Axis countries (Germany, Italy and Japan) had a combined a GDP of $911 billion, still smaller that of the United States alone, which had a GDP of $1,094 billion.
Harrison, Mark (2000) [1998]. The Economics of World War II: Six Great Powers in International Comparison. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-78503-7.
Tyler Miller
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Nathaniel Reed
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And the military part of the economy of Germany was smaller, since their government was afraid to shit to total war, thinking their unpopular rule would result in riots and rebellions.
Jaxon Turner
ucl.ac.uk
Note when the global Great Depression is, and remember that nazi Keynesian economy was based on taking huge loans from international banks to start public projects they can't afford, and not returning them.
Bentley Evans
>taking huge loans from international banks
Nathan Barnes
REEEEEEEEEEEE ITS 1,094 TRILLION YOU FUCKING BRAINLET
Benjamin Brown
>"we will totally not give them money", said confused man after a decade of giving them money
Noah Cruz
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In British English, a billion used to be equivalent to a million million (i.e. 1,000,000,000,000), while in American English it has always equated to a thousand million (i.e. 1,000,000,000). British English has now adopted the American figure, though, so that a billion equals a thousand million in both varieties of English.
The same sort of change has taken place with the meaning of trillion. In British English, a trillion used to mean a million million million (i.e. 1,000,000,000,000,000,000). Nowadays, it's generally held to be equivalent to a million million (1,000,000,000,000), as it is in American English.
Tyler Nelson
user, I...
Ethan Morales
>using a /pol/ screenshot as an argument
user, (You)....
Christopher Adams
>tfw you can't handle facts
Charles Gonzalez
>tfw you can't prove /pol/ memes, yet still insist they are facts
Jayden Davis
>tfw you're too afraid to look it up yourself
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William Nelson
>webofdebt.com
Not facts. No sources, nothing. Stop being so fucking naive. At least learn the basics.
William King
>this is his source
mega kek
Went to her website, she advertises her book by quoting praises. Lets see who praised her book:
>nexusmagazine, whos front page currently is denying vaccines, exploring the language of trees, ancient incan space program, and extinct giant superhumans from india, and a UFO crash in Mexico
>americanfreepress, who Google notes for the quote "If Satan himself...had tried to create a...force for the destruction of the nations, he could have done no better than to invent the Jews.", and who post news "presented from a white man’s perspective" that "would make a meaningful gift for anyone who is tired of seeing the white race ignored, trampled upon, denigrated and defamed."
Nice source, nice. Here is an actually credible source, well cited and written, reviewing that book:
monetary.org
It praised it for educating the laymen about how money is created, and dismissed its bad conclusions.
Tyler Peterson
does this include all of the money they "borrowed" from the banks of countries they were occupying and never paid back?
Jayden Reyes
No, those war contributions were donations to the army, not to the German state. Basically protection money, as far as the NatSoc government was concerned.
Blake Roberts
pay denbts, hanz.
Owen Martinez
You do know that due to inflation and the growth of global and German economy, that debt would amount to pittance, right?
Nathan Bennett
>no debt
kek
William Jackson
sure if you ignore the interest.
William Anderson
>German government doesn't want to pay reparations
>I know, let's just print money to cheaply buy gold and foreign currencies
>Inflation? What is inflation?
I wonder when stormfags finally learn that hyperinflation ended in 1924. Is this what they teach in American schools? That Hitler came to power because of hyperinflation?
Ethan Lewis
Hello homework thread
Josiah Johnson
Hitler came to power because the left and the center were fragmented and couldn't win elections. Both blocks had more votes than his party.
He never won the popular vote too, he was appointed prime minister to avoid the constant rebellions his party incited.
Xavier Russell
aren't you forgetting a 1929 here?
Evan Adams
No. There wasn't any hyperinflation in 1929.
A good portion of the left were the communists. By 1930s KPD was fully controlled by Moscov.
Jacob Miller
>A good portion of the left were the communists. By 1930s KPD was fully controlled by Moscov.
Seeing how the Soviet's plan was to basically have Germany and German intellectuals and specialists run the whole International organization, I don't see the problem.
If Communists had won in Germany, it wouldn't be Russian rule over Germany, it would be German rule over Russia. The whole power would shift there, that was the plan.
>vote commies in
>conquer all of eastern europe and half of asia by signing a document
wew lad
Ethan Cox
>Versailles had imposed crushing reparations
Stopped reading right there.
Dylan Reed
Fucking thank you, this puts the metaphorical bs to rest.
Jeremiah Evans
>the U.S. was a trillionaire country during the Great Depression
William Moore
Since we're one the topic, I'm thinking of picking up the Wages of Destruction by Adam Tooze, I've read excerpts already but now I want to dive into it completely. I've only heard good things about it but I wanted to ask here before buying it