Reichsbank Collection

German Reichsbank in Berlin, Germany
Antique illustration of a German Reichsbank in Berlin, Germany

Hyperinflation in Weimar Germany: members of the public queuing outside the Reichsbank in Berlin with suitcases to
6000252 Hyperinflation in Weimar Germany: members of the public queuing outside the Reichsbank in Berlin with suitcases to carry their money

La Banque De L Empire Allemand (engraving)
2783170 La Banque De L Empire Allemand (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: La Banque De L Empire Allemand)

Buildings Leipzig PetersstraBe Kaufhaus Polich
Buildings in Leipzig, Petersstrasze (Leipzig), Kaufhaus Polich, Reichsbank, 1911, Leipzig, Eingang zur Petersstrasze

Reichsbank Buildings Schwarzenberg Erzgeb. 1910
Reichsbank, Buildings in Schwarzenberg/Erzgeb. 1910, Erzgebirgskreis, Schwarzenberg, Germany

Destroyed monuments memorials Gdansk Equestrian statues
Destroyed monuments and memorials in Gdańsk, Equestrian statues of Wilhelm I of Germany in Poland, Historical images of Highland Gate in Gdańsk, 1 Okopowa Street in Gdańsk

History Gdansk 1906 postcards Danzig 1906
History of Gdańsk, 1906 postcards, Danzig, 1906, Reichsbank, Hauptwache, Danziger Hof

Monuments memorials Otto von Bismarck History
Monuments and memorials to Otto von Bismarck, History of in Świdnica, 1905, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Schweidnitz, Bismarckdenkmal, Reichsbank, Pfarrkirche

Buildings in Berlin
Illustration of a Decorative Arts Museum, Reichsbank, Royal. Armory, Station, Pringsheims house, Borsigs house

GERMAN BANKNOTE, 1922. A high denomination banknote of little value issued by the Reichsbank during the severe inflation well under way in 1922

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The Reichsbank, located in Berlin, Germany, holds a significant place in history. During the hyperinflation period of Weimar Germany in July 1923, citizens were seen queuing outside the Reichsbank with suitcases to carry their money. This iconic black and white photo captures the desperation and chaos caused by skyrocketing prices. Another depiction of the they are be found in an engraving titled "La Banque De L'Empire Allemand. " This artwork showcases the grandeur and importance attributed to this financial institution. Moving away from Berlin, we come across buildings like Leipzig PetersstraBe Kaufhaus Polich and Schwarzenberg Erzgeb. These structures served as branches or affiliated establishments of the Reichsbank during different periods. Unfortunately, not all historical monuments have stood the test of time. Destroyed memorials and statues in Gdansk remind us of a turbulent past that shaped our present. Otto von Bismarck's legacy is also commemorated through various monuments and memorials scattered across Germany. Delving into personal records, Lehmmubner Paul's sketchbook reveals his observations while viewing larger construction designs at Kgl (Königliche) institutions in Berlin. Such sketches provide valuable insights into architectural developments during that era. History takes us further back to Koszalin in 1903 when it was part of West Pomeranian Voivodeship. The presence of buildings there indicates how far-reaching the influence of the Reichsbank was throughout German territories. Lastly, let's not forget about currency - a tangible representation of economic power. A German banknote from 1922 serves as a reminder that even high denomination bills could hold little value during times of inflationary turmoil.