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Germany Timeline Flashcards

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Kaiser Wilhelm II fled to Holland

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9th November 1918

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Weimar government created

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10th November 1918

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Weimar government signed armistice

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11th November 1918

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Spartacist Uprising

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5th January 1919

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Hitler joined German Workers’ Party

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1919

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Weimar government signed Treaty of Versailles

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28th June 1919

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Kapp Putsch

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13th March 1920

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Hitler becomes leader of Nazi Party

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1921

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Reparations figure set at £6.6 billion

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1921

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Formation of the SA

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1921

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French and Belgian troops invade the Ruhr

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11th January 1923

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Hyperinflation reaches peak

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Summer 1923

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Stresemann calls off passive resistance in Ruhr

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September 1923

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Rentenmark introduced

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October 1923

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15
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Munich Putsch

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8th-9th November 1923

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Dawes Plan

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1924

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Locarno Treaty

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1925

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18
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SS formed

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1925

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Ebert dies, Hindenburg new German President

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1925

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Germany joins League of Nations

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1926

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Nazis only gain 2.6% of vote in elections

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1928

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Young Plan

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1929

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Wall Street Crash

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October 1929

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Great Depression in Germany

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1930-1932

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Social Democrats won the elections. Nazi increased their share of vote to 18% and Communists to 13%

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September 1930

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Chancellor Bruning (leader of the Centre Party) announces the cut of unemployment benefits and increase of taxes. Social Democrats walk out of the Reichstag in protest

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1930

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Unemployment in Germany reached its peak - 6 millon

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Summer 1930

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Nazis gain 37% of the vote, Von Papen is appointed Chancellor

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July 1930

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Nazis gain 33%, Von Schleicher is appointed Chancellor

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November 1930

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Hitler appointed Chancellor in Hindenburg
Concordat (agreement of peace by Nazis) with the Church
Hitler begins rearming Germany in secret

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30th January 1933

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Reichstag Fire. Emergency decrees passed

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27th January 1933

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Nazis gain 44% of the vote in elections

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5th of March 1933

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Enabling Act passed

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23rd March 1933

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Night of Long Knives

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29th-30th June 1933

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Hindenburg dies. Army swears oath of loyality to Hitler

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2rd August 1934

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Nuremburg laws passed

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1935

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Nuremburg rally - big propaganda event, shows off new army

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1935

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Hitler introduces conscription

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18th March 1935

39
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By this date, 4 million boys were part of Hitler Youth

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1936

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Kristallnacht (Night of the Broken Glass).

By this date, less than 25% of boys attended the Hitler Youth

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9th-10th November 1938

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Outbreak of World War Two
Policy of putting Jews in ghettos
All boys required to join Hitler Youth

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1st September 1939

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War starts to go badly for Germany. Bombing of German cities escalates and attempted invasion of USSR drains resources

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1942

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Final Solution - the decision to exterminate Jews

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1942

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12 leaders of the Edelweiss Pirates executed in Cologne

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1944

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July Bomb Plot to assassinate Hitler

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1944

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Sophie Scholl and other leaders of the White Rose group were executed

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1945

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Hitler committed suicide, Berlin taken by Russian army

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March 1945

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