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Here's A Timeline Of Hitler's First 53 Days In Office — Let Me Know If You Notice Anything Familiar
On March 23, the Reichstag delegates met across the street from the burned ruins of the Reichstag in the Kroll Opera House.
Trump’s New Administration Is Anti-woman—a Playbook From Nazi-Era Germany
The Third Reich viewed women’s rights as “confusion of a rootless liberalism” and emphasized the slogan “children, kitchen, ...
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Weimar Republic Revisited? Friedrich Merz And The Perils Of A Weak Germany
The German elections showed rising support for the far-right AfD, and increased dissatisfaction running rampant in German society, Polish columnist Bartosz T. Wielinski asks whether this runs the risk ...
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Political change - the Weimar constitution
A genuine democracy - Elections for parliament and the president took place every four years and all Germans over 20 could vote. The power of the Reichstag - The Reichstag appointed the government ...
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The burden of sorrow in a divided world
The friend who tried to mediate the disagreement was met with scorn. “Any sentence that starts with ‘however’ or ‘but’ is ...
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The origins of the Republic, 1918–19
the new constitution was eventually approved and signed in August 1919. This government eventually became known as the ‘Weimar Republic’.