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The NSDAP (National Socialist German Worker’s Party) was founded in Munich.
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One effect of the Treaty was an immediate lack of confidence in the politicians that had signed it. This was reflected in the poor performance of the parties that supported the republic in the elections.
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Gustav Stresemann was appointed chancellor and his policies would help to transform the fortunes of Weimar.
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As part of this policy of co-operation, the first of the three Rhineland zones which had been placed under Allied military occupation by the Treaty of Versailles were evacuated.
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Germany joined the League of Nations with a permanent seat on the Council in recognition of her status as a great power.
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The Inter-Allied Control Commission to supervise German disarmament was withdrawn.
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The Young Plan agreed to greatly reduced German reparations to a figure of £2 billion and Repayments were to be made over a period of 59 years.
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His government lasted a hundred days until November 1923 but he remained as foreign minister in successive coalitions until his death. Hitler is reported to have remarked that in Stresemann’s position “he could not have achieved more”.
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Stresemann also won complete allied evacuation of the Rhineland by June 1930 (five years ahead of schedule).
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Hitler’s coalition partners when he came to power.
