Rebuilding Germany after WWII

Focusing on the remarkable economic transformation of post-war Germany, this paper outlines key events from 1945 to 1973 that contributed to its rise as a leading economy in Western Europe. It highlights the significant role of the United States in facilitating this growth and emphasizes that the economic miracle was part of a broader trend affecting other Western European nations as well. The analysis includes various perspectives that shed light on the factors driving this unprecedented economic boom.