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Setting up of the Weimer Republic and its weaknesses
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My GCSE History revision
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Joe Parr
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Setting up of the Weimer Republic and its weaknesses
3 main Phases
Phase A 1918-23
The W.R struggled to deal with end of WW1
Also the Treaty of Versailles and oppositions form extreme groups
Phase B 1924-28
'The Golden Twenties'
US loans helped rebuild German industry
Use membership of League of nations to renegotiate the T.o.V
Extreme Groups have less influence
Phase C 1929-33
With Wall St. Crash, Great depression and political changes the W.R fall
Nazis seize power
What was the Weimar Republic?
New government in 1918
Before this its was the Keiser Wilhelm II who ruled
Britain, France, and U.S refuse to negotiate unless he step down
Starvation caused by navel blockade
CHAOS
Armed soldiers and factory workers took control of many cities
Wanted Kaiser out!
He was persuaded by his military advisers to abdicate (step down)
Went from a monarchy to a republic
Roles
President: Elected every 7 years by the electorate
He had control of the army
Took power is in a emergency
Elected the Chancellor
Chancellor: President decides when elected
Has to have support of majority (over 51%) of the politicians in the Reichstag
The Reichstag: The German parliament
It makes laws
MPs are voted for by the German electorate
Proportional Representations
This means parties get the same % of seats as their % of national vote
Electorate
All German adults could vote could vote
Elections for the Reichstag took place every 4 years
Weakness of the Constitution
Article 48
It wasn't democratic
A weak president into using it too often by a strong chancellor
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