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Hjalmar Schacht

1877–1970

Hjalmar Schacht was a German economist, banker, and politician who served as President of the Reichsbank and Minister of Economics under the Weimar Republic and Nazi regime. He is best known for his role in stabilizing the German economy during the hyperinflation crisis of the 1920s and for his controversial involvement in financing Nazi rearmament before falling out of favor. After World War II, he was acquitted at the Nuremberg trials and later worked as an economic consultant.

Economics

The Stabilization of the Mark (1927)
The End of Reparations (1931)
Account Settled (1949, memoir)
The Magic of Money (1967)
My First Seventy-Six Years (1955, autobiography)
The Collapse of the German Economy (1932, essay)
The Future of German Currency (1950, lecture)

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