Germany was coming out of WWI and with the revolution a young government took control in one of the most precarious times in the countries history. This government would inherit a country torn apart by the war and would be the one to sign the Treaty of Versailles. The Weimar government would never be able to come out from the shadow of this agreement which left Germany with the war debt of all the allied powers and took much of Germanys land away from it...
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They work to fix the economic woes in the twenties were inflation was out of control. This treaty was universally hated by all Germans and inexorably linked to the Weimar Republic. Weimar also had to face the great depression with the US stock market crash of 1929. Germany was so greatly affected by the crash because Germany took many loans from the United States following WWI...
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Weimar Republic Collapse There were dire repercussions of the Ruhr crisis, including hyperinflation and an increase in the unemployment rate in Germany. This was a key cause of the collapse of the German economy...	4 / 875
Hitlers rise to power German people generally had little respect for the democratic system, most historians state that they preferred to have more "law and order". The democratic system was new to Germany; even politicians had little experience of how to operate in a democratic system when faced with political parties which were unwilling to compromise, such as the Socialists, who, from 1923 to 1928 refused to be part of coalition governments...	4 / 1007
To What Extent Did The Weimar Republic Solve Its Problems By 1929? The Rentenmark was a temporary currency that stabilised the Germany economy this later became the Reichsmark. This made the wages people received worth something and lowered inflation...	3 / 610
How far did the Weimar Republic recover under Stresemann? Economically stability made Stresemann very popular therefore there was a lack of support for extremist parties such as the National Socialists and the Communists as the people felt no need for a dramatic change in how the country was run...	4 / 1023