importent events between 1918-1939

By Caleb Luther
  • germany political 1

    germany political 1

    Weimar Republ is the emergence of the Democratic Republic and the impact of the economy
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    1918-1939

    5 political, 5 social, 5 economical, 5 intellectual
  • germany economical 5

    germany economical 5

    WW1 comes to an end
  • germany political 4

    germany political 4

    – Hitler’s role in the Nazi state
    – Nazism as totalitarianism
    – the role of propaganda, terror and repression; SA and SS; opposition to Nazism
    – social and cultural life in the Nazi state: role of Hitler Youth, women, religion
    – Nazi racial policy; anti-Semitism: policy and practice to 1939
  • germany economical 3

    germany economical 3

    they tried recovering from the war with social spendings
  • germany economical 1

    germany economical 1

    Germany was to pay for all of the damage to the european forces. Germany had to pay these reperations in januaruy 1921. The money they had to pay effected them greatly.
  • germany political 2

    germany political 2

    Treaty of Versailles
    – political, economic and social issues in the Weimar Republic to
  • germany political 5

    germany political 5

    Nazi foreign policy
    – nature of Nazi foreign policy: aims and strategies to September 1939
    – impact of ideology on Nazi foreign policy to September 1939
  • germany social 3

    germany social 3

    In January 1923, French and Belgian forces occupied Germany’s main industrial region, the Ruhr, claiming that Germany had stopped making reparation deliveries.
  • germany social 1

    germany social 1

    World War I had left Germany with many economic, social, and political problems. In addition to enduring high inflation and a large national debt, Germans were deeply angered by the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles, signed in June 1919, which formally ended the war
  • germany social 5

    germany social 5

    Many Germans were desperate by 1923 and were ready to support extremists such as the Nazis or the Communists.
  • germany social 3

    germany social 3

    German workers were encouraged to strike in protest at the French and Belgian occupation.
  • germany political 3

    germany political 3

    Treaty of versialles
    – collapse of the Weimar Republic 1929–1933
    – impact of the Great Depression on Germany
  • germany social 2

    germany social 2

    The treaty called for German disarmament and massive reparation payments to the Allies of $33 billion. Unable to meet the payments, Germany’s currency collapsed and the German people suffered large financial losses.
  • germany social 4

    germany social 4

    The result was a period of hyperinflation when the German mark became worthless.
  • germany economical 2

    germany economical 2

    The number of the unemployed reached 4.9 million
  • germany economical 4

    germany economical 4

    The war proved costly due to the lose of food fuel and ammo.