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Perhaps the best-known example of hyperinflation, though not the worst case, is that of Weimar Germany. In the period following the World War I, Germany suffered severe economic and political shocks, resulting in large part from the terms of the Treaty of Versailles that ended the war. The treaty required payment of reparations by the Germans through the Bank for International Settlements for the damage caused by the war to the victorious countries. The terms of these reparation payments made it practically impossible for Germany to meet the obligations, and indeed, the country failed to make the payments.

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也许通货膨胀最有名的例子，虽然不是最坏的情况下，是魏玛德国。在这个时期第一次世界大战后，德国遭受了严重的经济和政治冲击，从凡尔赛结束战争的条约的条款导致大部分。条约要求支付赔偿被德国人通过银行为战争造成的破坏对战胜国国际清算。这些赔偿金的条款使得德国几乎不可能履行义务，而事实上，该国未能支付款项。