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In conclusion, 1921 was a pivotal year of crisis for the Weimar Republic—a confluence of hyperinflation, territorial disputes, political unrest, and economic despair. The unstable currency, mounting reparations, territorial losses, and political fragmentation foreshadowed a turbulent path ahead, one that would define German history for years to come. As the nation grappled with its postwar trauma, each crisis chipped away at the fragile promise of democracy, ultimately setting the stage for even greater upheavals in the years to follow.