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This picture shows the uprisings violence during the German Revolution. -
This picture shows the members that were in the National Assembly who formed the Weimar Republic. -
This picture shows who the agreement between in forming the pact. -
This picture depicts the excitement for peace that the German's had once the armistice was signed. -
This picture shows an extent of the damage that was done by the Spartacist during the revolt. -
This picture shows where Bavaria is in terms of their connection with Germany. -
This image depicts a demonstration in front of the Reichstag, the German governance building, in protest of the treaty. Despite the fact that the German government had no say in the treaty, the population still got angered at Weimar, illuminating the struggles that the infantile Weimar had to face to gain legitimacy as the population had widespread mistrust. -
this photo conveys just how dangerous and serious the Kapp Putsch was. The Freikorps in this photo are holding a banner that says "Anyone who goes further will be shot" showing how forceful they intended to be in order to get the autocratic government they wanted. -
This image illustrates the Red Army preparing to fight the Reichswehr/Freikorps in the Ruhr Uprising. The uprising was a response to SPD government's calls for a general striking opposing the right-wing Kapp Putsch, and it was another communist attempt to establish communism in Germany. This image effectively illustrates this uprising because it shows how it was organized militarily; it was not just another unorganized revolt. Still, it failed and was suppressed by the Freikorps. -
The photo depicts stacks of banknotes awaiting distribution, which is important in showing just how horrible the hyperinflation crisis really was for Germany. also shows the huge amounts of money that were about to be printed -
this photo shows the important figures signing the Rapallo Treaty. It signifies the unity and friendship between nations that can occur when they work together. -
photo the Grand Coalition of Weimar Germany together and it expresses their unity together -
The political cartoon depicts a French Soldier (indicated by red trousers) attempting to sit on the German's Industry. This picture demonstrates how, while stifling the German's economy, the German civil disobedience and strikes lead to a major humiliation for France. -
This picture is relevant because it shows the Nazi party march through the city. It shows the leader Adolf Hitler marching with them. However, this push that Hitler lead failed. -
This is a picture of what the Rentenmark currency looked like in Germany at the time. They use this currency to stop hyperinflation. -
This is a picture of Gustav Stresemann. He was the first leader in Germany after the hyperinflation crisis. His new policies allowed the economy to bloom which caused the Golden Age of Weimar. -
This pictures shows the meetings that Germany had with the Allies in WWI to temporarily stop the reparations. -
This picture is significant because it shows the three countries France, Belgium, and Germany. This treaty guaranteed Germany the Western frontier. -
This picture is significant because it is a picture of President vin Hindenburg. He was the last president of Germany before Adolf Hitler took over after 1934. -
This image is significant because it shows the neutrality between Germany and the Soviet Union which tightened their relation through the Treaty of Berlin. -
This picture is significant because is a representants Germany finally having a seat in the Council for the League of Nations because of Stresemann’s help of gaining the League’s trust once again. -
This image is significant because it shows the difference within the political system. The 4 main parties holding power, making up the Grand Coalition, SPD, Z, DVP, and the DDP. -
This picture shows the significance the Young Plan had in reducing reparation payments owed by Germany. -
This image is significant because it represents to extreme decrease within the economy which led Weimer Germany out of the Golden Age. No longer being supported by American loans, Germany’s economy suffered greatly.
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This image is important because it shows the signifance in Von Papen’s role to Hitler’s rise of power, where he then became known as, Hitler’s right handman during Hitler’s chancellorship in Weimar Germany. -
This picture displays Hitler after he was elected Chancellor. He is depicted as happy and welcoming. This image is significant because it shows his initial rise to power with the public cheering for his appointment to power as chancellor. Hitler’s rise to chancellor thus was the beginning of the rise of the Nazi party.