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Germany : 1914-1925

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Germany:1926-1935

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Germany: 1936-1945

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Key topics

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Treaty of V and 'Stab in the back'

Weimar gov+ constitution

Hyperinflation

Stresemann

Golden years

Depression

Rise of Hitler

Hitler as Chancellor

Fall of Hitler

End of Nazi Germany

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Hyperinflation

Germany

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Hyperinflation

hitler was a very good speaker

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the ruhr has 80% of germanys coal mine reserves

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1918

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Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated and Germany experienced a revolution in which a new political system was established

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dawes loaned germany money,then took it back in the depression

Bad/ needs work

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Good/ confident

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Gustav Stresemann introduced the rentenmark

Challenges from the left and right

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Revolutions

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I don’t remember a lot about the different revolutions such as the Spartacus revolution and kapp putch

hitler went to jail after the munich putsch

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Hyperinflation

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The German government introduced new, more stable currencies such as the Rentenmark and later the Reichsmark to replace the hyper-inflated old currency. These new currencies were backed by real assets like land and industry, which helped restore confidence in the currency.

2. Economic reforms: Germany implemented economic reforms under international agreements like the Dawes Plan and the Young Plan. These plans aimed to restructure Germany’s economy, stabilize its currency, and manage its debt more effectively.

3. Foreign assistance: Germany received financial aid and support from foreign countries, particularly the United States, which played a significant role in stabilizing the German economy.

4. Tightening of monetary policy: The German central bank, the Reichsbank, implemented tighter monetary policies to control the money supply and curb inflation.

5. Increased production: Germany focused on increasing production and rebuilding its economy to generate wealth and stability.

100,000 marks to buy a bread during inflation

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how the chairs thing works in weimer

Dawes / young plan

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Stresseman

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The different things done by stresseman such as the Locarno treaties and Kellog Briand pact

Post hitler Germany

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What was volkssturm

The final solution

Munich putsch and Beer putsch

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yeah shutup

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“november criminals” the people who signed the treaty of versailles

Jewish persecution

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The opposition groups to nazis

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Like the jazz people and the religious groups.

Rise Of Hitler

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During this period of instability, extremist parties, including the Nazi Party led by Adolf Hitler, gained popularity. Hitler’s charismatic leadership, nationalist rhetoric, and promises to restore Germany’s greatness appealed to many Germans who felt disillusioned with the Weimar government.
The Nazi Party used propaganda, rallies, and violence to gain support and spread its message. Hitler’s leadership and oratory skills helped him rise to prominence within the party.
In the early 1920s, Hitler attempted a coup known as the Beer Hall Putsch, but it failed, and he was arrested and briefly imprisoned. However, this event helped him gain publicity and notoriety.
In January 1933, President Hindenburg reluctantly appointed Hitler as Chancellor of Germany, believing he could be controlled. However, Hitler quickly consolidated power, using a combination of legal and extralegal means to eliminate political opposition and establish a dictatorship.