Germany

Routes of Money　—　35 chapters · 139 stops

The monetary history of Germany, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.

Chapters

1. From the denar to the pfennig　4 stops
2. The splitting of the minting right　4 stops
3. The bracteate　4 stops
4. The Hanseatic sea and the mark　4 stops
5. The gold gulden　4 stops
6. The invention of the large silver coin　4 stops
7. The Joachimsthaler　4 stops
8. The Fugger family　4 stops
9. The imperial coinage ordinance　4 stops
10. The flood of silver and the shadow of small change　4 stops
11. Kipper und Wipper　5 stops
12. After the Thirty Years' War　4 stops
13. The rise of Prussia　4 stops
14. The Ephraimite coin　4 stops
15. The Maria Theresa thaler　4 stops
16. The end of the thousand-year empire　4 stops
17. The customs union　4 stops
18. The Vereinsthaler　4 stops
19. 1871　4 stops
20. The other side of the gold mark　4 stops
21. The mark of world policy　3 stops
22. 1914　4 stops
23. Defeat and reparations　4 stops
24. The occupation of the Ruhr　3 stops
25. The autumn of 1923　5 stops
26. The miracle of the Rentenmark　5 stops
27. Two traumas　4 stops
28. The invisible debt　3 stops
29. When tobacco was money　4 stops
30. 20 June 1948　4 stops
31. The blockade and the two marks　3 stops
32. The Bundesbank and the culture of stability　4 stops
33. The reunification　4 stops
34. From the mark to the euro　4 stops
35. Division, frenzy, miracle　4 stops