There is no way that Germany after the Angriff and the wars, not to mention nearly forty years of Nazism, is not an economic disaster zone. The Soviet Union of the OTL 1970s would look like a consumerist paradise in comparison.
The problem with that is that the Soviets had significantly more problems both structural and recent to worry about. For starters the nation had to deal with the deaths from the Russian Civil War and famines. Then it had to deal with Stalin and his purges , his mass industrialization, the Holodomer, further famine, the death of the kulaks, mass corruption, and so much more. Then it had to deal with WW2 and the mass death if its population and an attempted genocide, further famine, and mass rebuilding. It then had to deal with further corruption, stagnation, mass military spending, and adventurism. Finally it had to deal with further corruption and eventual desolation of the Societ Union as the system could no longer support itself.
Really while Germany might be in an economic disaster they have a significantly easier time to recover from the damage, especially since the most affected were the Slavs, and while the German population suffered they still have more of an intact population and family structure than say the Soviets, the PRC, and most communist countries. It will be difficult but compared to the damage the Chinese had to rebuild from, this will be a cakewalk.
That and Germany of OTL and how it managed to recover from WW2, along with the rest of Europe for that matter.
