Examples of Deutsche Marks in a sentence

The agreement provided for a lump-sum payment by Germany to the United States of 34.5 million Deutsche Marks (approximately $18.5 million), to be made as soon as funds in that amount were appropriated by the German Parliament.
That day, a number of banks had released payment of Deutsche Marks to Herstatt in Frankfurt in exchange for US Dollars that were to be delivered in New York.
Kingate Euro was created in January 1996 as a sub-fund of Kingate Global to handle investments made in Deutsche Marks.
According to BLMIS’s records, on or about January 1, 1996, BLMIS opened an account designated 1FN086 as a sub-fund of Kingate Global to handle investments made in Deutsche Marks.
This is particularly important for German policies since, following World War II, West Germany reformed its currency from Reichsmarks (RM) to Deutsche Marks (DM).

More Definitions of Deutsche Marks

Deutsche Marks and “DEM” each means the lawful currency of the Federal Republic of Germany;

Deutsche Marks means the lawful currency of Germany.

Deutsche Marks or "DM" shall mean Deutsche Marks which is at the date of this Agreement the legal tender in the Federal Republic of Germany.

Deutsche Marks and "DM" shall mean freely and transferable lawful money of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Deutsche Marks and the abbreviation "DM" mean the lawful currency of the Federal Republic of Germany.

Deutsche Marks means the National Currency Unit of Germany.

Deutsche Marks and "DEM": deutsche marks in lawful currency of the Federal Republic of Germany. If Deutsche Marks cease to be lawful currency of the Federal Republic of Germany, then all references to Deutsche Marks in this Agreement shall be deemed to refer to such lawful currency and all Deutsche Xxxx amounts contained in this Agreement shall be converted to lawful currency amounts using the Deutsche Xxxx/lawful currency conversion rate in effect at the time Deutsche Marks cease to be lawful currency.