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Kaiser abdication
9th Nov. 1918
Armistice
11th Nov. 1918
German Communist Party (KPD) formed
End of Dec. 1918 after spartacist demonstrations
Spartacist Uprising
6th Jan. 1919
March 1919
Further communist uprising
Treaty of Versaille
June 1919
Chancellor Scheidman resigned
19th June 1919 due to ToV
Measures to reduce army and disband Freikorps announced
March 1920 led to Kapp Putsch
Murders 1919-1922
376
French and Belgium occupation of the Ruhr
Jan. 1923
Rentenmark Introduced
1923
Dawes Plan
1924: new plan to pay reparations
Young Plan
1929: Reparations reduced and length of time increased
Locarno Pact
1925: Britain, France, Belgium and Italy w/ germany vowing to keep bonds
League of Nations
1926: Permanent seat on council, Germany on world stage
Kellogg-Briand Pact
1928: Only use armies for self-defence and solve conflict through peaceful means
Unemployment Insurance Act
1927: 3% of workers wages which could provide 60 rentenmarks a week if a worker became sick/unemployed
Reich Pension Law
1920: Pensions to war veterans, war widows, parents of dead servicemen.
General Hindenburg elected President
1925
Munich Putsch
9th Nov. 1923: Hitler attempted to seize power by marching into Berlin
The Lean Years
1924-29
May 1928 elections
Nazis only won 12 seats and were the 8th biggest party
Stock Market Crash
Oct. 1929: USA withdrew loans made under Dawes Plan, unemployment x2
September 1930 election
Nazis won 107 seats, Social democrats lost 10 seats (153-143)
Hitler refuses Vice-Chancellor
July 1932
Hitler becomes Chancellor
Jan. 1934
Hitler becomes President
Aug. 1934
Election July 1932
Nazis won 230 seats, Social democrats won 133
Bruning Chancellor
1930-32
Von Papen Chancellor
June-December 1932
von Schleicher chancellor
Dec 1932 - Jan. 1933
Hindenburg President
1925-1934