What happened to the value of the Mark in the years following WW1?

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The value of the mark after World War I plunged dramatically due to German hyperinflation. Germany printed literally tons of money to pay off their massive war debts to Britain and France, devaluing money until one mark was worth about one-billionth of a United States cent.

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