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GERMANY AFTER THE WW1
- Was practicaly in bankrupt
- Income reduced in conection to 1913
- Industrial prodction decreased
- Soldier's death left too many orphans and widows
- Income reduced in conection to 1913
- Started a notable discord in society
- Rich & poor
- Industrious women & People who thought "tradition of
family" was broken up
- Workers who won little money during the war & Factories'
owners who made fortunes
- Rich & poor
- Unstable democratic republic
- Stresses ended up in a revolution in 1918
- Ex-soldiers and civilians took Field Marshal
Hindenburg as the real hero
- Stresses ended up in a revolution in 1918
- Auttum 1918, The Allies won the war
- Offered Germany peace under some conditions
- The Kiser refused
- November 1918, the Kiser abdicated his throne
- Frederich Ebert became the new leader of the Republic of
Germany
- He signed armistice with the Allies
- Gave germans freedom of speech, freedom of worship and better
working conditions
- People was supposed to accept a
change in the tradition
- They didn't
- Erbert had opposition form both sides
- Right
- Ex-advisers remained in their postions in
army, industri, civil service
- Limited what the new goverment could do
- Said Erbert had betrayed Germany and caused
the defeat
- Limited what the new goverment could do
- People who liked the Kaiser's dictational style of
goverment
- Kapp Putsch
- German people, mainly industrial workers set
up strikes
- The rebellion realised it could not succed and left the country
- The rebellion realised it could not succed and left the country
- German people, mainly industrial workers set
up strikes
- Kapp Putsch
- Ex-advisers remained in their postions in
army, industri, civil service
- Left
- Comunists who thought they needed a
Communist revolution just like Russia in
1917
- SPARTACISTS
- Wanted a Germany ruled by workers' counsils or soviets
- Joined rebel soldiers and sailors who
set up soviets in many towns
- Revolution failed
- Wanted a Germany ruled by workers' counsils or soviets
- FREIKORPS
- Anti-Communist ex-soldiers who formed
themselves into vigilante groups
- Ebert made an agreement to put down the
rebelion
- Anti-Communist ex-soldiers who formed
themselves into vigilante groups
- Comunists who thought they needed a
Communist revolution just like Russia in
1917
- Though he won the elections and became
president of the WEIMAR REPUBLIC
- Right
- Erbert had opposition form both sides
- They didn't
- People was supposed to accept a
change in the tradition
- Gave germans freedom of speech, freedom of worship and better
working conditions
- He signed armistice with the Allies
- Frederich Ebert became the new leader of the Republic of
Germany
- November 1918, the Kiser abdicated his throne
- The Kiser refused
- Offered Germany peace under some conditions
- The Treaty of Versailles
- Germany lost lost part of its natural
resourses, colonies, land and population
- The army was reduced and they were forced to
accept blame and pay reparations
- People turned thier fury on Ebert
- Economic chaos
- The Ruhr
- The negociations Ebert tryed to carry out failed
- What was owned was paid in raw materials and goods
- What was owned was paid in raw materials and goods
- The negociations Ebert tryed to carry out failed
- The Ruhr
- Hyperinflation
- Germany had no goods to trade
- Started the printing money
- Too much money in circulation
- Prices rised apace
- Prices rised apace
- Too much money in circulation
- Started the printing money
- Germany had no goods to trade
- Germany lost lost part of its natural
resourses, colonies, land and population
- August 1923, New goverment, Gustav Stressmann
- Solved economic crisis by negociating
- Hyperinflation left damage, the right-wing opponents blamed the
goverment for loosing the support of the middle class
- Solved economic crisis by negociating
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