I'm going to say it a lot. War reparations. You know, we've all seen these kind of films of little kids with wheelbarrows filled with money going to buy bread because of the war reparations that were put on the back of the German people. In today's dollars, it's about a half a trillion dollars, about $500 billion. The Germans actually only paid back about $50 billion of that. And a lot of that was through the printing of money, which created that hyper superinflation that made bread worth a wheelbarrow of money. But they did take about $20 billion in real money, like gold and assets, right away in order to pay for that occupation in the demilitarized zone in the Rhineland and to pay back some of the costs that the Allied powers had spent fighting this war with Germany.