Titlebook: Weimar and the Rise of Hitler; A. J. Nicholls Textbook 1968Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1968 Adolf Hitler.Central Europe.hi

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The Lost War,rsal of fortunes in the Great War. The previous spring had seen the launching of a massive German offensive on the Western Front. Its architect, General Ludendorff, had confidently predicted that it would bring the final triumph of German arms. Instead, by the autumn, German forces were in retreat a

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The German Revolution,s common to stress their unpolitical nature. More than one German historian has pointed out that dissidents in the armed forces hoisted the Red Flag because it was the only banner under which they could be sure of evading punishment for their action. Strikers or demonstrators could hope for reform;

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The German Revolution,s common to stress their unpolitical nature. More than one German historian has pointed out that dissidents in the armed forces hoisted the Red Flag because it was the only banner under which they could be sure of evading punishment for their action. Strikers or demonstrators could hope for reform;

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The Foundations of the New Republic,chieved another important objective on 19 January, when Germany went to the polls to elect a Constituent National Assembly. The elections were held in an atmosphere of crisis. Their smooth completion was a triumph for the Republican government. For the first time all adult Germans of both sexes were

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,1919–1922: Years of Crisis and Uncertainty, Republican head of state. The fact that he did not present himself for popular election as envisaged in the constitution illustrated the weakness of the new régime. Public opinion had been so outraged by the Versailles Treaty that an anti-Republican candidate might have defeated Ebert. Similarly, t

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,1919–1922: Years of Crisis and Uncertainty, Republican head of state. The fact that he did not present himself for popular election as envisaged in the constitution illustrated the weakness of the new régime. Public opinion had been so outraged by the Versailles Treaty that an anti-Republican candidate might have defeated Ebert. Similarly, t

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Ruhr Occupation and Inflation,e resistance in the Ruhr. Businessmen, officials and workers were not to co-operate with the occupying powers. The Reich government met the financial losses involved in this resistance. Acts of sabotage were also organised by clandestine para-military groups under the authority of the Reichswehr.. O

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Ruhr Occupation and Inflation,e resistance in the Ruhr. Businessmen, officials and workers were not to co-operate with the occupying powers. The Reich government met the financial losses involved in this resistance. Acts of sabotage were also organised by clandestine para-military groups under the authority of the Reichswehr.. O

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