Three Market Fall

In February 1930 after the referendum of Germany to split themselves into three separate states, a minority of European investors from around the globe had begun pulling their investments from Germany and foreseeing the future also begun pulling their investments out of both the British stock market and French stock market, two of the biggest economies in Europe at the time, this slowly turned into a majority of investors getting out of Europe as quickly as possible. As this happened all three countries began to see dramatic falls in the market and quickly led to the crash of 1930.

United Kingdom
In the UK had just fought through the great war, a brutal civil war in Africa and a war that was easily winnable in Ireland that was lost due to poor timing and resource management. This led to the UK owing debt to many a country which led to the stock market fall being the push in the wrong direction for an economic crisis inside of Britain and a worrying prospect for any future conflict that may come out of mainland Europe.

France
In France, a country who had been supplying Western German politicians with funds required to attempt to gain their independence, with money constantly pouring into Germany this led to the French people to have a disliking to the policy after the stock market crash of the three countries, this led to strikes against the government leading to country wide protests as the collapse of the French stock market eventually led to the democratic coup of the Third French Republic and the rise of the Fourth Republic.

Germany
In Germany, a country which had just ended a brutal war against the entente with increasing amount of independence movement but with the increased amount of French involvement in German politics this led to Germany being reliant on the French investments after investors and the French government began pulling their investments out of Germany this led to less French money coming through and less money all around which led to the Berlin stock Market crash and hyperinflation inside of Germany.

While the stock market crash was bad for most of Europe those living in North America along some parts of Asia and the Oceania area felt the positives of the stock market crash with investors moving their money to new areas for a less of a confrontation later in case of more crashing.