[ noun ] formerly the basic unit of money in Germany <noun.quantity>
Outside, the imposing fascist facade is untouched but for a large image of Hitler and Mussolini at the Biennale of 1934 in the entrance, and a huge 1990 Deutschmark above the door.
West German officials have previously proposed plans for eventual convertibility of the Ostmark, but Finance Minister Theo Waigel suggested Friday that a more immediate and effective measure might be wholesale introduction of the Deutschmark.
The Dutch guilder exchange rate closely follows the Deutschmark and Holland's interest rates are virtually based on the West German central bank's prime rate.