Excuse me, what is the similarity between the German nose mark and the Celtro

Nose Silk Mark? Iron Prime Minister?

There are more similarities For example, they are all earthlings, they are all men, and now they are all hanging, and they can be found in history books. Wait a minute.

The "M" is the first letter of the German mark.

Chinese: Mark.

It was the currency that was in circulation before the implementation of the euro plan in Germany, and at that time, due to the strength of the German economy, the Deutsche Mark was the absolute strongest currency in the world, so it became the pride of the Germans.

The mark is the currency symbol of Germany.

Mark is a unit, and it is called 1 yuan or 10 yuan in China. The U.S. dollar is called 1 dollar, the United Kingdom is called 1 pound, and Germany is called a mark, and the mark is the ancient European unit of monetary measurement, which was originally equivalent to 8 troy ounces (249 grams) of sterling silver, and later evolved into half a pound. The "mark" was used as an ancient monetary unit in western Europe, including England.

In 1192, after the capture of Germany by King Richard the Lionheart of England, he was released only after paying a ransom of 150,000 marks to the Holy Roman Empire. Over time, the weight of the mark has changed in various regions.

1 RMB = Deutsche Mark.

1 Deutsche Mark = Chinese Yuan.

After 2000, the Deutsche Mark was withdrawn from circulation.

Now the eurozone uses the euro.

The euro exchange rate is now floating around 1:9.

That is, 1 euro = 9 yuan.

Euro, the mark is out of circulation.

I think it's good.,Mark is a male name.,Unless you deal with currency every day.,Otherwise, the first reaction is not related to the German mark.,If you want to emphasize it, you can't say for sure.。。。

It's a little awkward, my dog is like this, the name my parents gave it, and the more I screamed, the more awkward it became.

For Germany after World War II, the Allies did not excessively ask for reparations, except for a certain amount of reparations to several countries. The main thing is to prevent the resurrection of fascism and repeat the mistakes of the First World War. Secondly, to restrain Bolshevism in Europe and suppress the Soviet Union through Germany!

Germany** has always attached great importance to the issue of reparations after the war, and has taken the initiative to provide multiple and multiple reparations. As early as September 27, 1951, after the war, West German Chancellor Adenauer solemnly declared in parliament that the crimes of the Nazis were committed in the name of the German people, and therefore the Germans regarded moral and material reparations as their duty.

By 1953, East and West Germany had paid 82.4 billion marks in war reparations to the victorious countries, or about $33 billion, about the same as West Germany's gross national product in 1950. Eight years after the reunification of Germany, the issue of reparations is once again on the agenda. Fifty-four years after the war, Germany gave reparations in three ways:

war reparations amounted to about 100 billion marks; personal reparations to Nazi victims amounted to about 102 billion marks; The amount of compensation for German industry and enterprises is about 755 billion marks. Both Germany** and companies are quite proactive in their approach to reparations. Although Germany** was also worried that the claims would become a "bottomless pit" and that it should be settled, the reparations process continued.

The mark is just a unit of measurement. That is, how many marks are converted.

Officially because of the huge demand for money, this is the cause of World War II. Germany did a good job of reflecting after World War II. Therefore, it will not go back to the original path for a considerable period of time.

How many marks to repay, this was agreed at the time of borrowing.

The Nazi German 2 Mark silver coin has 4 different designs from 1933 to 1939. Among them, the Hindenburg head is the most common (1936-1939), and the general market price is about 30 40 yuan.

The 5 Mark silver coin is available in 6 different designs, from 1933 to 1939. Among them, there are three kinds of church without words, Hindenburg head, and Hindenburg head, and the general market price is about 60 70 yuan.

The other types not mentioned are in the nature of commemorative coins, ranging from hundreds to hundreds of yuan. Of course, due to the different foundries, the common and rare varieties mentioned above are also higher.