You will find that "collapse of the East German state (DDR) after the wall was brought down" is more inline with history.
... and prevent them for going Nazi again ..... ?
Sorry but this is wrong on at least two level:
1. Nazism is a political movement (regardless of your political inclination). And thus not directly impacted by having a currency or another.
2. Nazism is way too present, still, in the memories for it to make a come back in Germany as a legitimate political endeavour.
The creation and adoption of the Euro currency was a natural political continuation of the ECSC (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Coal_and_Steel_Communi...) and extension of the European Union. Now yes the initial intend is to prevent future Pan European war through economical cooperation, but not solely to prevent Germany "to go Nazi again" (despite the comment one can read about French President Mitterrand and British Prime Minister Thatcher regarding the future of Germany in Europe, neither of which should be regarded as anything but power hungry political leaders).
You will find that "collapse of the East German state (DDR) after the wall was brought down" is more inline with history.
... and prevent them for going Nazi again ..... ?
Sorry but this is wrong on at least two level:
1. Nazism is a political movement (regardless of your political inclination). And thus not directly impacted by having a currency or another. 2. Nazism is way too present, still, in the memories for it to make a come back in Germany as a legitimate political endeavour.
The creation and adoption of the Euro currency was a natural political continuation of the ECSC (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Coal_and_Steel_Communi...) and extension of the European Union. Now yes the initial intend is to prevent future Pan European war through economical cooperation, but not solely to prevent Germany "to go Nazi again" (despite the comment one can read about French President Mitterrand and British Prime Minister Thatcher regarding the future of Germany in Europe, neither of which should be regarded as anything but power hungry political leaders).