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Deutschemark
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Deutschemark
The former currency of Germany. It was introduced in 1948, replacing the Reichsmark. It became one of the most important currencies in the world. For example, it was one of the currencies included in the basket that determined the value of Special Drawing Rights. After 1990, the deutschemark became the currency of the unified Germany. It was replaced by the euro in 1999 and ceased circulation in 2002.
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In the 1990s Britain tried to attach the pound to the now defunct Deutschmark.
UK should take Ireland's lead by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
As the Deutschmark spirals upwards out of control, the characters are struggling to find their way in a world that considers them outcasts.
Arts Diary: CABARET: Entartete Musik/ Unity Theatre, Liverpool by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
The French are having most difficulty adapting to the euro, with 62 per cent reporting problems and only 30 per cent of Germans happy with the euro replacing the Deutschmark.
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