What caused the value of the mark, Germany's currency, to fall sharply after World War I?

the treaties of versailles forced germany to send massive amounts of money to france and great britai. (more info below)

Explanation:

Germany was politically ruined after a crippling loss in World War I. due to the Treaties of Versailles, Germany was required to send massive amounts of money to France and Great Britain. Germany has started to build transport programs, improve power plants and gas works.

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