how many us$ did germany was fined after 2nd world war?
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One of the (many) causes of WW2 was the monetary reparations forced upon Germany following WW1.  The Treaty of Versailles (which states how much the Germans 'owed', among other forms of 'punishment') was greatly hated in Germany and gave momentum to both the Nazi and the Communist movements in Germany.  Not wanting a repeat of that, after WW2, the allied forces decided to go a completely different way with their defeated enemies - military occupation.  Rather than forcing Germany and Japan to make payments, the allied forces divided up the areas controlled by Germany and Japan.
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At one point I lived in Germany for 2 1/2 years,and quite frankly I found it most agreable. Mostly I just liked the way most people seemed to actually stay out of other peoples business when their input wasn't required. It wasn't a thing where they didn't care though like it is in the US they just seemed to know basic boundaries,and I loved the all around atmosphere and I never met a nicer group of people to tell the truth,hard to believe they started two major wars in one century,lol. Anyway I guess that would be my first choice.
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In America, one must bring suit in the county where the accident took place. I'm sure if this accident was in Germany, suit must be filed there.
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Germany was a major ally of Great Britain and the US after the war.  We extended huge credits to the Reichsbank for them to build up their industries and infrastructure so they could pay the massive war compensations (reparations) that we demanded of them.  The German economy flourished but it took a major hit along with the US in the 1929 stock market crash.  When Hitler came to power in 1933, he used the revived German economy to make arms and build up the armed forces, again using credit from the west, negotiated by his finance minister, Schacht.  By this point, we were appeasing the Germans, keeping them happy to avoid another war.  By the mid 1930's, the new German military was ready.  The air force was tested in the Spanish civil war and then Hitler started taking back German lands.  Poland was last and we all know what happened after that...
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Click on this link:http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?fr=ybr_sbc&p=world%20war%20one
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That's alright. At least we kicked your sorry A** out of our country. We also saved your sorry A** in WWII! Without us Yanks, you'd be speaking German right now. YANKS RULE!  Now go drink some tea and do your little pish posh soccer dance somewhere else.
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In an effort to build infrastructure, Germany spent a mint to create the high speed roadway; later named a freeway, or expresway.  The trickle down monies spent on labor and concrete fueled a descimated economy, and cause an industrial boom that would have been the greatest ever known by civilized man.  However, within 8 years of the completion of the Autobon, allied powers bombed all stratigic crossings and long straights.  The loss of the roadways had a demoralizing effect on the country.  \n\nFifteen men died breaking speed records on the autobon, before their destruction durring the war.  These men are still today considered heros for breaking, and re-breaking the land speed record.
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The Nazis didn't have dimes. They had marks and pfennigs.\n\nI suppose the equivalent coin would be a 10 pfennig coin, and that's worth today about one US dollar. \n\nAt least, that is what one sold for in January on Ebay. See link below for picture of the Nazi 10 pfennig coin of 1941 sold on a winning bid of 99c.
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The Treaty of Veraille was veiwed by some as harsh, I think that this type of punishment, in this curcumstance wasn't practical because 1.) Germany didn't have sole responsibility for the war even if they agreed to take responsibility. 2.) there were those (in germany) who didnt intend to keep the agreement and 3.) no one was going to force them to comply. as far as harsh punishment, it would be in order if a country deliberatly stirs up trouble with other nations. but it depends on the circumstance whether its practical.(this is of course, my opinion)
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WWII, basically the same thing. Germany was blamed the  most for everything.
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After WWI the victors forced Germany to pay reparations from the war. This forced Germany into a huge defecit and resulted in the rising of Hitler. After WWII many learned the lesson from WWI and determined that we should provide assistance to the countries most devastated by the war, one being Japan. America and other countries provided money and instituted a democracy in Japan. The people of Japan were able to take advantage of this and rise to become the nation they are today.
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The Nuremburg Laws were passed in Germany in 1935 by the Nazi party. They redefined the requirements for citizenship in the Third Reich, clarified the status of Jews in the Third Reich, and were intended to perserve the "purity" of German blood and honor.
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2171 fouls committed. Most by Germany - 133 Least by Saudi Arabia - 39\n\nhttp://2002.fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/02/en/t/st/td/tfc/index.html
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The answer to these few questions will help out:\n- When was the US Stock Market Crash?\n- What had Germany just admitted guilt to (think of a big treaty named after a big place and a big event in history that had just happened)?\n- What political party began to take hold in the German government?\n- Who did the Germans stereotype as being responsible for the economic depression?
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world war 2 was going on
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"$7,200,000 (approximately $134,000,000 in 2005 dollars)," in 1867 from Russia.\n\nSee the article below.
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Germany used this in 2nd World War..it was called Lebensborn