German Coinage Unification
Imperial coinage legislation creates the mark and begins replacing the diverse currencies of the German states, preparing the institutional basis for a unified gold standard.
Role range: 1871-1890
Follow Otto Bismarck through 9 dated historical records for Germany.
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Imperial coinage legislation creates the mark and begins replacing the diverse currencies of the German states, preparing the institutional basis for a unified gold standard.
Role range: 1871-1890
Imperial legislation authorises gold coins for the newly unified German currency system.
Role range: 1871-1890
Germany establishes the gold mark and completes its transition from silver-based currencies.
Role range: 1871-1890
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The first Navy Law committed the empire to fleet building and intensified discussion of naval strategy and expenditure.
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