Interbellum (between the wars) lesson 1

Between the Wars
Germany
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Between the Wars
Germany

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How do you think Germany was doing after WWI?

Slide 2 - Open question

Goals week 4
  • You explain the weak points of the Weimar Republic.
  • You explain the consequences of the Treaty of Versailles for Germany.
  • You explain how the things above contribute to Hitler gaining power. 
  • You explain what historical significance is and that it is decided by impact or insight.



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Chaos in Germany
  • emperor fled
  • reparations 
  • Crisis 

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Spartacus League
November 1918- Januari 1919
  • Communism 
  • like Russia
  • Put down by the army
  • Un stable 

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Weimar Republic (1919-1933)
  • constitution for the new German state
  •  National Assembly
  • Berlin to dangerous 
  • Weimar

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Weimar Republic
  • Weimar is a place in Germany (Berlin was too dangerous)
  • Couldn't end the unrest
  •  hated the Treaty of Versailles

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Why did the Germans hate the treaty Of Versailles?

Slide 8 - Open question

Weimar Republic
  • Versailles was humiliating
  • Felt Betrayed 
  • Some people thought Germany could have won the war

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Slide 10 - Open question

Stab-in-the-back-myth
The myth goes that the new government and the communists betrayed Germany by asking for a truce. This was believed by Nationalists and former soldiers.

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1923
1923: Germany did not pay their debts--> Belgium and France take over parts of the country
As act of protest: German government supports people to go on strike
Strikers had to be paid--> government prints extra money--> money loses value--> inflation --> hyperinflation

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Hyperinflation
Inflation means that money becomes worth much less. So you can buy less with the same money.
Or: you need a lot more money to buy the same thing

When banks print money it is called hyperinflation

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Hyperinflation
Price of 1 kilo of bread
December 1921: 4 marks 
December 1922: 163 marks 
January 1923: 250 marks 
April 1923: 474 marks 
August 1923: 69,000 Marks 
November 1923: 201,000,000,000 Marks

1 mark = 0.51 euros

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Slide 15 - Video

Goals week 4
Check your essay and give yourself or a classmate feedback (only 3H)
Or
Make a start with the learning goals of week 4: Read 4.2 and do 1-2-3c-4-5-6-7-8

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Germany
1924-1929


Economically, the country is doing better: 
Americans support German economy with Dawes plan
People have faith in democracy........

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1924-1926
Gustav Stresemann--> convinces France to leave the Rhineland
US--> Dawes Plan = support in the form of a loan 
1925: Von Hindenburg (former general) chosen as president--> pleases veterans
The people calm down and the Republic becomes more stable


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Dawes plan
United States lends money to Germany. 
Germany can thus rebuild its economy and start paying the reparation payments (Versailles).

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Historical Significance

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Week 5

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Hitler
  • Joined the German Amry during WWI
  • Best time of his life
  • Blamed the communist, the Jews and the government

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National Socialism
  • NSDAP/ Nazi Party
  • Strong leader
  • Make Germany powerful
  • End the Treaty of Versailles
  •  Aryans: a superior race
  • Racism 
  • Anti-Semitism

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Wat id the differents between National Socialism and Fascism?

Slide 26 - Open question

Brownshirts
  • Fouded by the Nazi's
  • Fighting Unit
  • Spread fear
  • Show that the Weimar Republic is weak

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Brownshirts
  • 8th November 1923
  • Coup in Munich 
  • Took some politicians hostage
  • Speeches
  • Overthrow the governmen
  • Failed 

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Hitlers rise to power
  • Prison
  • Mein Kampf
  • Third Reich
  • Totalitarian state
  • War
  • Racism 

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Hitlers rise to power
  • Democratic way
  • Crisis 
  • Many votes 

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Why did Hitler get more votes during the crisis?

Slide 31 - Open question

Why was the weimar Republic unstable?
A
Because of the stab-in-the-back myth
B
Because it was made in Weimar
C
Because of Hitlers support
D
Because of the communists

Slide 32 - Quiz

Wat is not part of national socialism
A
Racism
B
totalarian
C
strong leader
D
against kapitalism

Slide 33 - Quiz

Why did Hitler go to prison?
A
Beacause he wrote Mein Kampf
B
Because he was a racist
C
Because he had tried to commit a coup
D
Because of the crisis

Slide 34 - Quiz

Why should you learn about this topic?

Slide 35 - Open question

  • Less prone to extreme ideas
  • Think  about your own choices
  • Prevent situations

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