Stresemann
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- Created on: 22-12-17 11:12
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- The Weimar Republic under Streseman
- Achievements
- The Economy
- Politics
- No more attempted revolutions after 1923
- More stable
- 1928 136 more seats for the moderate parties in the Reichstag than radical parties
- Hitlers party only gained 3% in 1928 election
- Parties began to cooperate again
- The SPD, DDP & DVP worked well together 1924-1929
- Less left wing supporting the Republic
- More right wing opposing the Republic
- More left wing opposed to the Republic
- Culture
- Revival
- Free expression of ideas under Weimar Germany
- Paintings shows criticism for politicians and industry
- Criticism of the Weimar Republic
- Showing them to be mindless and callous
- Criticism of the Weimar Republic
- Paintings shows criticism for politicians and industry
- Berlins nightlife became liberated
- Free expression of ideas under Weimar Germany
- Bauhaus style of design developed
- Golden age of cinema in 1920's
- Revival
- Foreign Policy
- Stesemanns greatest triumph
- Foreign Policy 1925
- Signed the Locarno Treaties
- Change Germanys borders with France and Belgium
- 1926 accepted in to the League of Nations
- Stresemann started to work to revers some of the terms of the Treaty of Versailles
- Namely the ones linked to reparations
- Stresemann started to work to revers some of the terms of the Treaty of Versailles
- Signed the Locarno Treaties
- Negotiated the Young Plan
- He died after this in 1929
- Lead to the removal of foreign troops from the Rhineland
- Reduced further the reparations burden
- He died after this in 1929
- Foreign Policy 1925
- Stesemanns greatest triumph
- Problems
- Economy
- Winners were big businesses & landowners
- Land value rose by 700%
- Improved pay but unemploy rose
- Losers were peasant farmers
- overproducing post war
- Department stores
- Winners were big businesses & landowners
- Politics
- Stability in the Weimar Republic
- Nazi's & Communists building up parties
- 4 chancellors
- Hindenburg President in 1926
- Opposed democracy
- Hindenburg President in 1926
- 30% of the vote to parties opposing the republic
- Right wing organisations opposed Weimar
- Quiet but not destroyed
- Nazi's & Right Wing Nationalist Party (DNVP) began to collaborate
- Appear respectable
- Nazi's & Right Wing Nationalist Party (DNVP) began to collaborate
- Quiet but not destroyed
- Stability in the Weimar Republic
- Culture
- Culture in big cities seen as a moral decline
- Made worse by American immigrants & Jewish artists
- Wandegrovel wanted more support for simple country values
- Culture in big cities seen as a moral decline
- Foreign Policy
- Nationalist attacked Stresemann for joining the LON
- For also signing the Locarno Pact
- Communists attacked Locarno
- saw it as a plot against the communists
- Communists attacked Locarno
- Felt it showed Germany accepted the Treaty of Versailles
- For also signing the Locarno Pact
- Nationalist attacked Stresemann for joining the LON
- Economy
- Achievements
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