Скачать или смотреть When Money Died: The Untold Story of Germany’s 1923 Hyperinflation

In 1923, money stopped working.
Germany printed trillions of banknotes—yet people starved.
This is the true story of how money died… and what it reveals about power, trust, and collapse.

After World War I, Germany faced crushing debt, political chaos, and economic desperation.
To survive, the government turned to the printing press—again and again.
What followed was one of the most extreme hyperinflation events in human history.

Bread prices doubled overnight.
Savings were erased.
And trust in money itself collapsed.

This documentary breaks down how hyperinflation really works, why printing money destroys value, and how economic collapse reshapes society—from riots to radical politics.

Today, governments print trillions, global debt reaches historic highs, and inflation quietly erodes purchasing power.
The question isn’t if money can fail—
It’s when belief finally breaks.

CAPISTRATA explores the hidden mechanics of money, power, and economic history.
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👉 Question for you:
If money is just a promise… what happens when no one believes it anymore?

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