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impact - created from Mind Map end of WW1 Reperations stresseman improvement ciera_99
Key Figures In German History GUSTAV STRESEMANN Work: Chancellor (Aug. - Sept. 1923), Foreign minister (1923-1929) Spouse: unknown Nationality: German Birth: 1878 Death: 1929 Other: Believed the only way for Germany to make progress in EU was to a... Amy Hearder
Kapp Uprising In 1920  5000 right wing supporters of Dr Kapp marched on Berlin  They wanted to overthrow the Weimar Republic and bring back the Kaiser The army would not fire rebels georgiabooth620
Weimar Constitution - created from Mind Map Germany lost WW1 Forced to accept blame Pay £6.6billion of reparations November 1918 Dictatorship Violent unrest in Berlin Forced Kaiser Wilhelm II to abdicate No elections Monarchs Early 1919 A new government was for... Ben Robinson
Basic history of Germany in 1919-1933 broken into three phrases Germany 1919–1933 The history of Germany 1919–1933 falls into three phases: 1919–1923 At first the Weimar Republic had great difficulties: Left wing rebellions All people were angry with it Right-wing rebellions and t... wilshere1998
HOW HITLER WAS ABLE TO BECOME CHANCELLOR OF GERMANY IN 1933? WEIMAR GERMANY Proportional representation produced a series of weak coalition governments and frequent elections. President Hindenburg often used Article 48 just to run the country. It was born out of the Treaty of V... Phoebe Howard
The Creation of a Republic (1918-1919) Would Germany have a communist revolution?Prince Max made constitutional reforms, like extending the vote to all men, but mutinies and strikes were still talked about. On the inauguration day of the government (28th O... Charlie Mincer
Collapse of Democracy 1930-1933 Public Feeling About the Weimar GovernmentThe public heavily disliked the association between the German government and the Treaty of Versailles. Paul Von Hindenburg was elected, and he was the first one to voice the ... Charlie Mincer
Untitled Stresemann He persuaded the French to leave the Ruhr and even got the rest of the world to allow Germany to join the League of Nations in 1926. Dawes and Stresemann ended the hyperinflation. Dawes also ... abibray
Gustav Stresemann - The Golden Years In August 1923, Gustav Stresemann was made Germany's Chancellor - he held this title until November 1923, when he was made Foreign Minister (a role he remained in until his death in1929). He is the man often credited ... Adriano Noble
Weimar- strengths and weaknesses notes Weimar- Strengths and weaknesses.  When Germany lost WW1, the Kaiser fled and a new democratic government of Germany was declared. (February 1919)  This happened in Weimar as it was too dangerous to make s d... KatyWright
The early years of Weimar, 1918 - 1924 Abdication of the Kaiser October Reforms: these reforms ended the Kaiser's autocratic rule  Prince Max of Baden was made the Chancellor - he was in charge of the Reichstag and establishing new governments Armed f... Oliwia Szraga
Effects of the First World War on Germany Effects of the First World War on GermanyPhysical - This is mainly the famine that swept through Germany after the war ended. Famine occurred because Germany couldn't produce the necessary amount of food as many farme... UGQS786
Treaty of Versaille - created from Mind Map Conditions of the Treaty and Their Impacts Germany lost 13% of its total land, no soldiers were aloud in the Rhineland so French troops invaded there as well as this Alsace Lorraine was given back to France. Posen was... nicholas541
Untitled The years 1924-29 are often described as the ‘Golden Age of Weimar’ because of their stability, economic security and improved living standards – at least in relation to previous years. The seeds of German recovery we... ellieharvey
GERMANY - creado desde un Mapa Mental The adbication of the KAISER (1918) WEIMAR CONSTITUTION (1919-33) 9th, November guadalupe cabrera
Golden Years 1924-29 notes After the turmoil of 1918-23 liberal constitutional democaracy survived in Deuchsland, that is until the diastourous Wall Street Crash of 1929. These years became kown as the 'Golden Years' of the Weimar Republic. Gus... domhodson
Stresemann's Golden Years 1924-1929 April 1924 - Dawes Plan. Restruturing of the currency & a new bank. Loan off America & reduced reparations from USA. Helped to boost German economy. Relationships between Germany & France improved and the financial su... Lauren Butler
Weimar Elections Election Results 1919:SPD had majority with 165 seats and ZP had 91 seats, the DDP had 75 seats, and USPD, DVP and DNVP had a much smaller share of the vote.Election Results 1924:SPD still had majority with 131 seats,... Beth Sykes
hyperinflation hyperinflation definition: government print too much money, looses value rapidly causing prices to rise in a short space of time.why did it happen? Weimar government was short of money after WW1 Unable to pay reparati... isabelle turner
What do I need to focus on? The Weimar Republic How far was the government stable in the Weimar Republic?The Treaty of Versailles punished Germany for its part in WWI. Germany lost land, was forced to decrease its army in size and pay £6.6m in r... Charlie Mincer
The Weimar Republic Definitions DEFINITIONS DEMOCRACY - The system of Government where every adult could vote. REICHSTAG - This was the name of the elected Parliament. millieprice7
resentment against the treaty of versailles German propaganda had not prepared the people of germany for the suprise of defeat and surrender in november 1918. The politicans who agreed to the armstrice where therefore refferd to as the november criminals. The m... georgia14t
History- Weaknesses of the Weimar Republic Weaknesses of the Wiemar republic Proportional representation - instead of voting for an MP, like we do in Britain, Weimar Germans voted for a party. Each party was then allocated seats in the Reichstag exactly reflec... Kerryann Collar
Stresemann recovery era plans and pacts Stresemann recovery era.The Dawes plan: Agreed in April 1924, it was a plan that made the annual reparations payments decrease, American Banks would invest in the German industry.The Young Plan: Agreed in August 1929,... noorgal
Untitled Germany (1818 - 1923)On November 1918, Allie and Ebert signed the armsitice (An armistice is a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting)"November Revolution" saw the social democrat leader, Ebert... jess.rse
1_Germany - created from Mind Map Weimar Goverment The end of the war The German army had not been defeated by October 1918. However, it was necessary for the Government to end the war and make peace for a number of reasons: • Many German civilians we... keensam86
Untitled How did Hitler rise to power in Germany?1. Courtesy of the Weimar GovernmentHyperinflation The Treaty of Versailles imposed such heavy reparations on Germany that its economy was totally obliterated. Weimar Government... carmen_chong
Untitled Describe Spartacist Revolt Reasonwanted like USSR's revolt in 1917Wanted WG gone Events control=Berlin=newspaper 1/4 & telegraph beareu& Baltic port assassinated Luxemburg=Vogel Liebknecht=Runge tamara faqih
Untitled How wanted Germany made into a republic on 3 November 1918,a revolt Brock out at Kiel and Wilhelmshaven naval basics. local workers joined in and the protests spread across Germany with R... jscott681
Germany - created from Mind Map Weimar Goverment The end of the war The German army had not been defeated by October 1918. However, it was necessary for the Government to end the war and make peace for a number of reasons: • Many German civilians we... keensam86
German History Noteset The Collase of the Weimar Republic The Role of Hindenburg Stressman - foreign secretary Hyperinflation - 1923-1924 Young and Dawes Plan - decline of economic instability - reliance of foreign loans Hindenburg = Presid... Abigail Courtness
Untitled In Germany, Janury 1919, the Kaiser had fled to Holland. The November criminals were Government ministers who signed the armistice. Freikorps was the band of soldiers that refused to disband and formed private ri... tabitha123
The Main Features Of The Weimar Constitution. The Weimar constitution consisted of The Bill Of Rights. The Bill of Rights gave Germans the equality before the law and political / religious freedom. It also consisted of electors (aged 20 or over, men or women... hedifern
Untitled In Germany LOST the First World War (1914-1918). The Peace settlement was HARSH Germany- it said Germany should accept blame for the war and pay £6.6 billion reparations.A NEW GOVERNMENT TOOK OVER ... charlotte.taylor
Gustav Stresemann - Promises and Policies In August 1923 Gustav Stresemann became Chancellor of Germany. For the next five years Stresemann tried to find answers to the problems facing the Wiemar Republic. This time was as the 'Golden Years' when things appea... Eusef Nakhai
Weimar Germany What effect did the first world war have on Germany Impacts of WW1 on Germany: Physical Effects:By 1918 Germany was producing 50% of the milk and 60% of the butter and meat.By 1916-17 the supply of potatoes ran out an... Joseph KERRISON
Challenges and Recovery. 1923-1929 French Troops occupied Ruhr in 1923 because Germany couldn't pay first reparations payment Passive resistance.BUT people stopped working, but money was being printed....1923 - HYPERINFLATION :O The Results of Hyp... lydiafletcher
The Weimar Constitution The weimar constitution was one of the most democratic in europe. the new reichstag (parliment) was elected by men and women over the age of 20. Political parties were awarded seats using proportional representation. ... georgia14t
Untitled Economic conditions in Weimar Germany   * Treaty of Versailles: pay a huge amount of reparations to the allies (as a result of the amount of destruction Germany cause in WW1). They had to pay £6.6 ... Nour Fahmy

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