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A majority of Germans think they would be better off without the euro (Photo: Valentina Pop)

Germans long for D-Mark, poll shows

Two thirds of Germans think they would be better off with the Deutschmark instead of the euro, according to a survey published on Monday (17 September) by Bertelsmann Stiftung, a German foundation.

The study, carried out in Germany, France and Poland - the three countries in the so-called Weimar triangle - shows that Poland is also very sceptical about the common curre...

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A majority of Germans think they would be better off without the euro (Photo: Valentina Pop)

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