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Yet, despite the dramatic conditions of hyperinflation, critics of the conventional narrative argue that the effects of hyperinflation were short-lived. Germany's economic situation began to improve significantly by 1924. By the time Hitler assumed power in 1933, Germany was on the road to recovery, with rampant inflation mostly under control and growth returning. Given these timelines, it's clear that hyperinflation alone could not account for the political changes that ensued.