Comment by panick21_

This is false. Germany was not invaded during WW1, their capital stock was untouched, infect they had heavily invested in capital during the war.

And unlike after WW2 Germany didn't unconditional surrender, Germany was not invaded and its factories were not transported away as the Soviets did after WW2.

So both your points are wrong, German industrial capacity was neither destroyed nor seized. No idea what you are basing these claims on.

German eventually was required to pay reparations. But the also received massive foreign investment at the same time. In fact, the received more foreign investment then they paid in reparations.

And the reparations payment were far from something that Germany couldn't actually handle at the time. They simply didn't want to.