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Political Instability and Extremism 1919-1924
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A level History (Germany) Mind Map on Political Instability and Extremism 1919-1924, created by ethan vincent on 16/04/2017.
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Political Instability and Extremism 1919-1924
Polarisation of politics
Hard to form a coalition
growth in votes for left and right
10 coalitions from Feb 1919 - 1923
Continuity of policies
Article 48 used 136 time
Spartacist Revolt
Spartacist League
Hard line Marxists committed to workers revolution- associated with USPD.
Led by Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg
January 1919 organised an armed uprising on the streets of Berlin
Seized buildings
Declared the overthrow of government
But poorly supported a working class supported the SPD
Not a serious threat
Savagely suppressed by Groener using the Friekorps
150 Korps
400,000 men
Spartacists crushed within a week
Liebknecht and Luxemburg executed
Constitute Assembly elections conducted in aftermath but remember the legacy of divisions on the left
Far left wing threat remained
Frustrations with Ebert comprimises
Stinnes Legien aggreement
Ebert Groener pact
Right wing still in power
Economic Conditions
Inflation
Shortages of goods
Influence of Comintern
Communist international
Set up after the Russian Revolution 1917 to support communist parties in other countries to seize power
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