The Deutsche Bank, 1870-1995
Gerald D. Feldman, Lothar Gall
Abstract
Gerald D. Feldman, Lothar Gall
Abstract
This work tells the story of the rise to fortune of one of the world's largest banks - from its foundations on 1870 and the early years, to the great expansion before World War I, the difficult war years, the great inflation and the tenuous stabilization of the late 1920s, the great Depression and banking crisis of the early 30s, the effects of Nazi rule and a new world war, through to a key role in the great achievements and growth of postwar Germany and the bank's rise to a global provider of financial services.
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This work tells the story of the rise to fortune of one of the world's largest banks - from its foundations on 1870 and the early years, to the great expansion before World War I, the difficult war years, the great inflation and the tenuous stabilization of the late 1920s, the great Depression and banking crisis of the early 30s, the effects of Nazi rule and a new world war, through to a key role in the great achievements and growth of postwar Germany and the bank's rise to a global provider of financial services.
Key concepts: Great Depression, World War II, First world war, Inflation (cosmology), Economic history, Nazism, Depression (economics), Financial crisis