Gustav Stresemann was Chancellor of Germany briefly in 1923 and then served as Germany’s Foreign Minister from 1923 to 1929
Stresemann's period in office from 1923 to 1929 is often referred to as the 'golden years' of Weimar, during which he helped restore the German economy after World War One
In 1923, Stresemann introduced a new currency called the rentenmark to replace the currency damaged by hyperinflation
In 1923, Stresemann agreed to The Dawes Plan with the USA, where the USA would lend Germany 800 million gold marks to help them pay their reparations
Germany entered the League of Nations under Stresemann's leadership, committing to work peacefully with other countries to solve problems rather than resorting to conflict
In 1929, the Young Plan was implemented, reducing the amount of reparations that Germany had to pay