Don't have the data handy, but I can tell you that:
Historically, when it was norm for country to be on some kind of gold standard, everytime they went to war, they had to went off the gold standard and print some notes in order to finance for war. There just wasn't enough gold to keep spending and you can't turn lead into gold but you can make more notes (and thus inflate the monetary supply) to look as if you had as many gold.
Should give you an idea.
Historically, when it was norm for country to be on some kind of gold standard, everytime they went to war, they had to went off the gold standard and print some notes in order to finance for war. There just wasn't enough gold to keep spending and you can't turn lead into gold but you can make more notes (and thus inflate the monetary supply) to look as if you had as many gold.
Should give you an idea.