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Led by the soldiers and workers of Germany at the end of the first World War in November of 1918. The Kaiser abdicated the throne because he lost support from the military. -
Pact made in November of 1918 between the president (left-wing) and the leader of the army (right-wing) promising in secret that the army could stay the same as long as they would support the government in return. -
Armistice between the allies and Matthias Erzberger of the Catholic Centre Party in Germany was signed on November 11th of 1918. -
Unofficial Socialist state in Bavaria, led by USPD members during the German Revolution in 1919. -
Jan 5th of 1919, left-wing communist uprising in Berlin. -
This image relates to the treaty of Versailles being signed and the impact on Germany because one of the major impacts on Germany was the large reparations that they had to pay to the League of Nations. -
The National Assembly, elected in 1919, wrote the Weimar constitution and the first president, Friedrich Ebert signed it into law on August 11th. -
This image is relevant to Kapp Putsch becuase it shows him and a crowd of people in Germany like when the attempt to overthrow the Weimar Republic was made. It also gives the year in the image when the overthrow attempt occured. -
This image shows crowds gathering in a workers strike. Depicted in the image is a stock photo of the Ruhr Uprising becuase the workers were all gathered in the street as a result of Kapp Putsch. -
This image shows how Germnay began printing more money. Printing this money led to the hyperinflation crisis becuase there was too much money circulating in the economy. -
This image shows the meeting betwen Soiet Russia and Germany, when the important political figures depicted met and established diplomatic relations between the two. -
The image included depicts the French soldiers marching down the streets in Germany when they decided to take control of the Ruhr because Germany was behind on paying back their reparations. -
Political parties formed under Reich Chancellor Gustav Stresseman during Weimar republic crisis. -
Germany's economy prospered and its cultural life developed between 1923 and 1929 -
Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler, Generalquartiermeister Erich Ludendorff, and other Kampfbund leaders attempted a failed coup in Munich, Bavaria -
a new currency, the Rentenmark, was issued -
temporarily handled the matter of reparations due by Germany to the Allies of WWI -
Guaranteed Germany's western boundary -
Germany and the Soviet Union agreed to remain neutral for five years in the case of a third party attacking the other -
Germany was allowed and voted into a permanent seat on the council and League of Nations -
An attempt in 1929 to relieve issues with reparations surrounding WWI and Germany. -
Wall Street crash led to a significant boost in unemployment and poverty. -
Paul von Hindenburg won his second seven-year term against Adolf Hitler of the Nazi Party -
Papen convinced Hindenburg to make Hitler chancellor because of him believing Hitler could be controlled -
Hitler appointed chancellor by Hindenburg and Von Papen because they believed he would be easy to control.