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November 1918

Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicates; Germany becomes a republic, marking the end of the monarchy.

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January 1919

Spartacist Uprising; communist revolt crushed by the Freikorps in Berlin.

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June 1919

Treaty of Versailles signed; Germany blamed for WWI, loses territory and must pay reparations.

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August 1919

Weimar Constitution adopted; creates a democratic government with proportional representation.

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March 1920

Kapp Putsch; failed right-wing coup attempt against the Weimar Republic.

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January 1923

French and Belgian troops occupy the Ruhr due to unpaid reparations.

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November 1923

Munich Putsch; Hitler’s failed coup in a beer hall, leads to his imprisonment.

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1923

Hyperinflation crisis peaks; German currency becomes worthless.

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1924

Dawes Plan; US loans help stabilize the German economy.

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1925

Locarno Pact signed & Hindenburg elected President; restores some international trust in Germany.

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1926

Germany joins the League of Nations; sign of diplomatic recovery.

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1929

Young Plan reduces reparations; Wall Street Crash causes global economic crisis.

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1930

Nazis become second largest party in the Reichstag due to economic hardship.

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1932

Hitler runs for President (loses) but Nazis become largest party in July elections.

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30 January 1933

Hitler becomes Chancellor; appointed legally by Hindenburg.

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27 February 1933

Reichstag Fire; blamed on Communists, used to justify emergency powers.

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March 1933

Enabling Act passed; gives Hitler power to pass laws without Reichstag consent.

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April 1933

Gestapo (secret police) established to silence opposition.

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May 1933

Trade unions banned; replaced by German Labour Front under Nazi control.

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July 1933

Nazi Party declared the only legal party; Germany becomes a one-party state.

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June 1934

Night of the Long Knives; Hitler eliminates SA leaders like Röhm.

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August 1934

Hindenburg dies; Hitler combines roles and becomes Führer.

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1935

Nuremberg Laws introduced; Jews lose citizenship and basic rights.

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1936

German troops reoccupy the Rhineland; violating Treaty of Versailles.

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March 1938

Anschluss with Austria; Germany annexes Austria without resistance.

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September 1938

Munich Agreement; Britain and France give Sudetenland to Germany (appeasement).

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November 1938

Kristallnacht; coordinated attacks on Jewish businesses and synagogues.

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March 1939

Hitler invades Czechoslovakia; breaks Munich Agreement.

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August 1939

Nazi-Soviet Pact; secret agreement to divide Poland between Germany and USSR.

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1 September 1939

Germany invades Poland; triggers the start of WWII.

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3 September 1939

Britain and France declare war on Germany.

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June 1941

Operation Barbarossa; Germany invades the Soviet Union.

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December 1941

USA enters WWII after Pearl Harbor.

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January 1942

Wannsee Conference; Nazis plan the Final Solution (Holocaust).

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July 1944

July Bomb Plot; failed assassination attempt on Hitler by German officers.

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30 April 1945

Hitler commits suicide in his Berlin bunker.

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8 May 1945

VE Day; Germany surrenders and WWII ends in Europe.

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