>Furthermore, the country’s economic under Weimar improved up until the Great Depression which reverted it back to the misery of around 1919 and 1920.
You have no idea what you’re talking about. The 1920s was a endless series of hyperinflation disasters that wreaked the German middle class. Go do some reading instead of spouting off about a subject you know nothing about.
Perhaps you should read more from historian Richard Evans. I guess you never heard of him. I bet you didn’t The economy DID improve under Weimar before the Great Depression especially from 1924-1929 and worst phase of hyperinflation was in 1923. Nice attitude by the way-—a little defensive aren’t we?