Heinrich BruningJuly 1931
Germany imposes stringent exchange controls during the banking crisis, preventing normal gold and foreign-exchange convertibility while formally retaining the mark's parity.
Germany · Economy / Gold Standard. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Germany imposes stringent exchange controls during the banking crisis, preventing normal gold and foreign-exchange convertibility while formally retaining the mark's parity.
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