Weimar Republic, Elections Fall of the Weimar Republic 1929 Germany is ruled by a grand coalition stretching from the Social Democrats to the Peoples Party and the Social Democrat Muller is Chancelor. Unemployment is rising and the unemployment insurance is in heavy deficit. The Social Democrats want to increase employer's contributions while the People's Party want to cut benefits. A compromise ...

All Books Journals E-Editions The Press Anton Kaes, Martin Jay, and Edward Dimendberg The Weimar Republic Sourcebook Weimar and Now: German Cultural Criticism, 3 (A Centennial Book) Publication Date: The Weimar Republic Sourcebook is an invaluable resource for understanding one of the most important and resonant eras of the twentieth century. Since the Weimar debate has continued to repeat ...

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The Beer Hall Putsch In April of 1921, the victorious European Allies of World War One, notably France and England, presented a bill to Germany demanding payment for damages caused in the war which Germany had started. This bill (33 billion dollars) for war reparations had the immediate effect of causing ruinous inflation in Germany. The German currency, the mark, slipped drastically in value.

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D.7. The Breakdown of the Republic, 1930-1933 Central questions: How did the breakdown of the Republic come about Why did it happen In the 1928 elections the SPD, the party most strongly committed to the Weimar Republic, had fared well. For the first time since 1920 a Social Democrat (Hermann Muller) was appointed chancellor. He formed a government with broad parliamentary support. It was a ...