Hyperinflation in Germany in the 1920’s fanned separatism in Bavaria, the Rhineland, and Saxony, because these remote areas thought that Germany’s central bank and central government in Berlin were discriminating against them. The separatists were politically radical – on the left in Saxony, and on the far right in Bavaria and the Rhineland.
1920年在德国爆发的极度通胀助长了巴伐利亚，莱茵兰以及萨克森地区的分离主义，因为这些偏远地区认为柏林的中央银行和中央政府歧视它们。那些分离主义分子都是些政治激进派——在萨克森是左派闹事，而在巴伐利亚和莱茵地区却是极右派在活动。