problematic tings early weimar Flashcards

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timeline of events at end of war:

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  • 3rd Nov ‘18: Kiel Naval base mutiny and sailors seize ctonrol
  • 4th, spreads to city. workers councils est everywhere
  • 6th: workers coouncils everywhere
  • 9th: spd tells Berlin workers to go on strike demand abdication within 24hrs. Prince Max of Baden announced abdication, though it hadn’t happened
  • 9th: Friedrich Ebert chancellor, Scheidemann declares a republic from balcony, General Groener tells Kaiser no army support
  • ebert lacks authority beyond berlin
  • 11th: Armistice
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2
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When was the Ebert-Groener Pact?

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Nov 10th, 1918

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3
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Which protests did the army put down?

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  • 6th Dec Spartacist protest shot at, 16 dead
  • 23-4 Dęć: Sailors revolt in Berlin put down
  • 6th Jan ‘19: Spartacist uprising put down after 1 week
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4
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what did the government accept on the 22nd nov?

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that it only excercises power in the name of the советс

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5
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When was the first election?

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19th Jan 1919

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6
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How many times did Ebert use Article 48?

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136 times

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7
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When did the conference of Versailles begin?

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Jan ‘19

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8
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When did Germans get to see the terms of the peace treaty?

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7th may ‘19

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9
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How did Germans see the Tofv?

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as a diktat?

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10
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What were the requirements of the TofV on disarmament?

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  • Germany surrender all heavy weaponry
  • remove Rhineland forts
  • army limited to 100k
  • Navy limited to 15k
    -No Air force, submarines, or battleships
  • Saarland occupied by LoN for 15 years, coal supplied to France, Belgium and Italy for reparations.
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11
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What happened to the Rhine

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Demilitarised left bank, right bank 50km. Allied army of occupation to ensure.

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12
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Stats on territorial losses:

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  • 13% of territory lost
  • all colonies
  • alsace-lorraine
  • danzig: parts of east Prussia/pomerania
  • silesia
  • 75% iron ore
  • 68% zinc
  • 26% coal
  • 15% arable farmland
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13
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when was the Franco-belgian invasion of the Ruhr?

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jan ‘23

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14
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what did the franco-belgians do?

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  • expelled 150k
  • output 1/5th in may ‘23 compared to may ‘22
  • 132 germans shot
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15
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When did Germany start seeing economic trouble

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  • Jan ‘22 amd Feb postponements of rep payments
  • July suspension request
  • November request for 500m DM loan and 3-4 year pause for currency stabilisation.
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16
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Reasons for economic troubles

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No gold, coal lost, hostile manufacturers, couldn’t increase currency reserves due to confiscation of merchan fleet

17
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Unemployment rate in the 20s

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1.8%, GB had 17&

18
Q

How was Left-wing power exhibited?

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  • 50k army formed in Ruhr
19
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When was the spartacist revolution?

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5th jan 19