I don't know if Argentina counts as hyperinflation. But that's not really the case there. Nor was it in Zimbabwe. Venezuela's hyperinflation was just due to the

I don't know if Argentina counts as hyperinflation. But that's not really the case there. Nor was it in Zimbabwe. Venezuela's hyperinflation was just due to the price of oil dropping ~50%, and the government being completely irresponsible. Where else was this the case beside Germany?