Lieser’s brief book review assesses Hans Puxbaum’s survey of Central European banking through its clarity and its emphasis on international connections and postwar transformation:
Der Verfasser gibt eine übersichtliche Darstellung der wichtigsten Daten des mitteleuropäischen Mobilbankwesens, wobei er das Hauptgewicht auf die internationale Verflechtung und die Veränderungen durch Umsturz und Inflation legt.
English translation: The author provides a clear account of the most important data on Central European commercial banking, placing the main emphasis on international interconnections and the changes brought about by political upheaval and inflation.
The review then turns to Oskar Zaglits’s appendix on mortgage credit in the principal successor states of Austria-Hungary and in Germany, praising its knowledgeable treatment. This distinction between commercial banking and mortgage credit supplies the review’s compact structural account of the book. Lieser presents its value as an accessible survey of banking across borders reshaped by political and monetary disruption; she offers an approving assessment rather than developing an independent explanation of those changes.
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