The introduction of the Deutsch Mark sought to stabilise the German economy and curb widespread inflation and black-market activity in the aftermath of the Second World War, but caused concern in the Soviet Union which implemented its own currency reform in the eastern zone and soon after began the Berlin ...

20th June 1948: The Western Allies introduce the Deutsche Mark in the three western zones of occupied Germany

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20th June 1948: The Western Allies introduce the Deutsche Mark in the three western zones of occupied Germany

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