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What was the Weimar Republic?

When and why did it come to power in Germany?

What problems did it face?

How long did it last?

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This solution answers various historical questions about the Weimar Republic in Germany.

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After the fall of the German Empire at the end of World War I, the Weimar Republic emerged to lead Germany in the 1920s and early 1930s. This government was democratically elected republic which faced several significant obstacles. These obstacles made it very difficult for the government to secure the support of the German people.

The first obstacle was related to the Treaty of Versailles. This document, drawn up by the victorious nations at the end of World War I, determined new borders for Europe (Germany lost territory), determined new rules for Europe (Germany was de-militarized), and forced Germany and her allies to accept full responsibility for all of the losses incurred by the allies during the war (Germany had to pay billions in ...

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