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The Germans felt betrayed and was stuck with poverty and declined when Weimar Government ruled. In this climate of bitterness, Hitler rose to provenance . He captured the peoples' disilussionment as he was a charismatic speaker

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The Weimar Government was a coalition government, which means that it consisted of several different parties. It faced problems as a number of parties had extreme ideas and were not willing to compromise. The government also kept breaking up, which means that there were frequent changes of government. They also faced difficulties passing laws, thus they were seen as weak by the people of Germany. Hence, the people of Germany looked for alternatives, such as Hitler’s 🤬 party. Furthermore, the weimar government lacked strong support. Without the support, the Weimar Government remained weak and struggled to hold onto power and authority, increasing the chances of Hitler rising to power.

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In 1929, there was a war street crash in USA, USA recalled back the loans made to Germany and many German business and banks went bankrupt. Germany underwent a period of depresssion and hyperinflation, the unemployment skyrocketed as many business closed down, the reparation payment was a burden and there was a widespread of poverty and hardship. Because of the hardship and poverty, millions of people lose faith in the Weimar Republic as they were weak and ineffective, they were unable to help the Germans,  many were desperate for help and serarched for alternatives, the people were to turn left, communism or the right, 🤬 party. Many of the rich industrail were scared of communism as they will lose what they have and hence, supported the 🤬 party. Hence, the weaknesses of the Weimar government made the people lose faith in them and the people searched for Hitler's 🤬 Party for help.

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The reason why Hitler rose to power was because of the weaknesses or the Weimar Government in the 1930s. The proportional representation, which contributed towards its downfall. People voted for a party rather than specific candidates. Parties gained seats based on the number of votes won. This resulted in a high degree of fragmentation in parliament. Too many small, competing parties without any party gaining a majority. Another weaknesses is because the Weimar Government was a Coalition government. All the parties come together to form a coalition government.There were a lot of parties which had extreme ideas and were not willing to compromise. The coalition government kept breaking up, leading to frequent changes of government. Leading to a difficulty to pass laws, thus, seen as weak by the German people. The Weimar Government had weak support from the people, politicians and soldiers. The civil service, judiciary, military and even big businesses were mostly under the influence of advisors who had worked for the Kaiser and wished for his return. It was therefore difficult for the Weimar government to gain their support and loyalty. Without their support, the Weimar government remained weak and struggled to hold on to power and authority due to the Treaty of Versailles and conditions in post-war Germany. hence, because of all these, it led to the weaknesses of the Weimar Government.

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After Germany lost the First World War,the Kaiser fled and a new democratic government of Germany was declared in February 1919 at the small town of Weimar.It was too dangerous to make a declaration in Berlin where there had just been a revolt by a Communist group called the Spartacusts.The Weimar Republic was a genuine attempt to create a perfect democratic country.

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After Germany lost the First World War,the Kaiser fled and a new democratic government of Germany was declared in February 1919 at the small town of Weimar.It was too dangerous to make a declaration in Berlin where there had just been a revolt by a Communist group called the Spartacusts.The Weimar Republic was a genuine attempt to create a perfect democratic country.

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Reasons why the Weimar Government was because they were unable to solve problem and come out with solutions fast enough to solve problems. As a coalition party, they had to gather opinion from other political party before they can do anything. This explains why the Weimar Government are weak as they were unable to come up with solutions to solve the problems of unemployment and the decreasing standard of livings of the Germans.Hence, they remained weak as the different parties kept breaking up which leads t the frequent change of government.It was also difficult for them to pass laws thus, they were seen as weak by the Germans.

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the weimar had 2 main flaws that led to their failure.the first is proportional representation. instead of voting for a single candidate, Weimar Germans voted for a party. Each party was then allocated seats in the Reichstag exactly reflecting the number of people who had voted for it. This may sound fair, but in practice it was a disaster as it resulted in dozens of smaller parties, with no party strong or powerful enough to get a majority. therefore, no government to get its laws passed in the Reichstag. another flaw is article 48. it is stated in article 48 that in the event of an emergency, the president did not need the agreement of the Reichstag, but issue decrees instead. The problem with this was that it did not say what an emergency was, hence it resulted to be a back door that Hitler used to take power legally without objections. hence the Weimar Government remained weak from 1920s onwards

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The Weimar Government remained weak from the 1920s onwards due to the instability of coalition governments.

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The Weimar Government remained weak from the 1920s onwards because of  the weak support given by the people of Russia . This was evident that in the Kapp Putsch in 1920 as right-wing extremists attempted to overthrow the government .  The civil , judiciary , military and even big businesses were mostly under the influence of advisors who had worked for the Kaiser and wished for his return . It was therefore difficult for the Weimar government to gain their support and loyalty . Without their support , the Weimar government remained weak and struggled to hold on to power and authority .

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The Weimar government remained weak after after the 1920 due to the fact it was run by proportional representation, and it was a disaster resulting in dozens of tiny parties with no party strong enough to get a majority, therefore no government to get its law passed in the Reichstag. This was a major weakness of the Weimar government.

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The Weimar Government remained weak  from 1920s onwards because of the instability of the coalition government and the weak support from the people.

All the parties came together to form a coalition government. However, some parties had different ideas and could not compromise with the majority. This led to the coalition government kept on breaking up and had frequent changes of government. There were 20 different coalition government from 1919 to 1933. It is difficult to pass the laws and hence, were seen weak by the German people.
The Weimar Government have weak support from the people.  The civil service, judiciary, military and big businesses were mostly under the influence of advisor who had worked for Kaiser and wished for his return. it was difficult for the Weimar Government to gain their support and loyalty. Without their support, the Weimar Government remained weak and struggled to hold on to power and military.
Hence, the Weimar Government remained weak due to its changes of government and the lack of power ad support from the people

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The Weimar Government remained weak from 1920 onward was because of the lack of support from the public as they were referred to by the public as the "November Criminals" for signing the Treaty of Versailles which meant that it could be easily overthrown if another option for the public to vote for were to arise such  as the nazis party.Furthermore,the Weimar Government were unable to solve issues such the Great Depression or find a way to boost German morale so they remained weak from 1920 onwards.

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Weimar goverment remained weak due to  being unable to solve economic crisis caused by the Great Depression . It began with the stock market crash  then consumer spending and investment dropped ,causing steep declines industrial in output and employment as failing companies laid off workers. By 1933, the Great Depression reached  its lowest point , about 15 millions were unemployed and nearly half the country's banks had failed

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The weimar government was weak due to the lack of support from the people and its structure. As the weimar government signed the Treaty of Versailles they were known as the november  criminals. The treaty put economic strain on the country and tarnished Germany reputation thus when it was signed the Germans were opposed to it. The internal structure of the government was also very chaotic. The government was made up of many different parties who had different opinions. The government was not able to agree thus they could not make decisions swiftly for the benefit of the people.

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The Weimar Government remained weak from the 1920s onwards due to Germany being overwhelmed with problems during that period of time. They were unable to solve the problems of Germany and thus, this made the Germans to stop believing in them and that leads to them looking for other alternatives.

However, the 🤬 ideology as well as its promises attracted the support of many Germans which made the Weimar Government lose all it's support from the Germans as they turned to the 🤬 party. Without the support from Germans, the Weimar Government will not be able to grow strong but remained weaker in the 1920s. Therefore, the Weimar Government remained weak from the 1920s onwards due to them not being able to solve Germany's problems.

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The Weimar government has a lack of support from Politicians and soldiers.the civil service,judiciary,military and even big businesses were mostly under the influence of Advisors who had worked for the Kaiser.therefore making it difficult for the Weimar government to gain their support and loyalty,causing them to struggle to clinch on to the power and authority.
The Weimar government also had opposition from the right and left wing extremists who tried to seize power by violent means. Left wing opposition wanted more equality in society and were influenced by Russians bolsheviks while the right wing opposition felt that Germany should it be solely responsible for world war 1 and disagreed on the terms of the treaty of versailles example they were expected to pay 269 billion reichmarks

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Germany is forced to sign the treaty of versailes, it shrinks German army forces, this caused people living in germany to feel like living in fear as they dont feel a sense of security as their army is outnumbered, number of navy is being reduced in a drastic number , they have to give up land, such as rehinland which contains rich resources and they have to pay large sum of money and pay reparations. Germany is already financially weak in its economy due to WW1. Germans felt humiliated and betrayed by their leadership and were feared they may face poverty

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The Weimar Government lacked of strong support from the people,politicians and soldiers.The Kapp Putsch that happened in 1920 was an example of how the right wing extremists attempted to overthrow the government.Therefore it became a challenge for Weimar Government to gain support and loyalty from the people which they struggled to hold on to power and authority.Coalition governments made up a number of parties with extreme ideas which were not willing to compromise and eventually coalition governments failed.Right-wing opposition wanted a dictorial style of government instead of voting for a party not specific candidates.

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The Weimar government remained weak because they lacked support form the citizens. This is evidenced by the fact that in 1920 right-winged extremists tried to overthrow the government, showing that they did not support what the government was doing. Furthermore,  the civil service, big businesses , judiciary and military were against the Weimar government as they wished for the return of the Kaiser , making it difficult for the Weimar government to gain their trust. If the people do not trust the government, the government will not be able to effectively improve the country as they do not have information form a large part of their country and can only use knowledge that they have to try and improve the living conditions in their country.

Another reason why the Weimar  government remained weak was because it was a coalition government. In a coalition government, many parties come together to form the government. Most of the parties had their own extreme ideas and was not willing to co-operate with the other parties' ideas. Since there was no harmony, the government kept breaking up and was changed frequently. In fact, there was 20 different coalition governments from 1919-1933. They were unable to make decisions quickly and pass laws marking them as weak in the people's eyes. This would result in the people refusing to trust the government which is why the coalition government was weak.

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the Weimar Government rmained weak from the 1920s onwards was due to a number of key factors. The first is becuase of the coalition governments. A coalition government is when two or more political parties cooperate to form a cabinet. The coalition governements were not a huge success as there were a number of parties who had extreme ideas , and hence they were not willing to cooperate. Another thing was because the coalition governemtn kept breaking up , leading to a frequent change of government and thus making the Germans upset.
Another key factor on why the Weimar Government remained weak was because during the government's period , there a the Great Depression , this impacted germany as USA had to recalled the loans they borrowed to germany , thus Germany had suffered an economic crisis and factories started closing down , millions were unemployed and homeless. Which is when the Germans blamed the Weimar Government for not taking proper precautions which resulted to many being ill and homeless , some even dead. This made the Weimar Government very unpopular to the Germans

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This was because of The Great Depression faced ans the Treaty of Verasilles being signed after World War 2. The Treaty Of Versaillies forced Germany to pay War Reparation loans of 6.6 billion pounds through installments, reduce military to only 10000 men and 30 active ships. Moreover, a lot of profitable German land was taken away from them. During The great Depression , America reequested for many of their loans from Germany to keep them afloat upon paying War Reparation Loans This cause Germany to have less jobs and thus, less ecomony. Moreover, The Weimar Government did nothing. Thus, the Weimar Govermnet remained weak from 1920 onwards.

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The Weimar Government remained Government remained weak from 1920 due to the great depression the country was facing. Firstly, Germany was facing poor economic difficulties. Germany had to settle their war reparation fees.   The burden of large reparations obligations hampered Germany’s post-war economic recovery and thus undermined its political stability. By 1922 Germany was unable to fulfil its quarterly reparations installments. German leaders was also forced to signed the Treaty of Versailles in giving up their land and shrinking their army, weakening its already poor economy. Therefore, due to this, weimar government became weak.

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The weimar government remained weak from the 1920 as

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The Weimar Government  remained weak from 1920 on wards due to  the lack of support. In 1920 there was a secretly planned attempt to remove the Weimar Government by force. It was lead by Wolfgang Kapp and General Walter von Luettwitz  who rallied a group of Freikorps soldiers to overthrow the Weimar Government. The civil service , judiciary, military, and big businessess were mostly under the influence of the advisors who worked for Kaiser Wilhelm II and wished for his return. As such, the Weimar Government had difficulty gaining their support and loyalty and remained weak and struggled to hold on to power and authority.  The Weimar Government also remained weak from 1920 onwards due to hyperinflation. Germany suffered poverty , high unemployment and had an unstable economy.  The reparations was a burden and was highly unpopular with the German people. The government kept up with the reparations payments by printing more money. In December 1922, Germany failed to make a payment . As such, Belgium and France invaded the Ruhr and seized mines, factories and railways. The Germans then adopted a policy of non-cooperation. Workers went on strike so that there would be nothing for the French to take. The Government responded to the crisis by printing yet more money to pay striking Ruhr workers and to pay off some of its debt. The more money was printed, the more its value decreased. Prices spiralled out of control and resulted in hyperinflation. In 1919, 6600 Marks was a small fortune. By 1923, the same amount was not enough for even a postage stamp. Pensioners could not even afford a cup of coffee with their monthly pension. The poor were hard-hit, but the wealthier Germans and the middle class felt the most bitter. Their savings and pensions were wiped out virtually overnight. This caused the Weimar Government to lose support of the middle and lower classes.

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During ww1 Germany signed the armisitce to stop the war and was then made to accept the 5 terms of versailles which then Germans looked at as  the weimar surrendering and making the Germans disgraced and have hated the weimar since then
when the great depression hit Germany the Germans immediately blamed the weimar for the for signing the armistice and causing Germany now to be bankrupt because they had to pay massive reparations. Due to this Germany had to borrow money from other rich countries to pay their reparations and Germans were not happy about it as they felt like it was disgraceful
Therefore the Germans hate the weimar as they were known as the november criminals as they signed the armistice and surrendered the world war

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