Stresemanns achievements
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- Achievements of Weimar Republic under Stresemann
- Politics
- No more attempted revolutions after 1923 to begin with
- By 1928, the moderate parties had 139 more seats in the Reichstag that the radical parties.
- Hitler's Nazis gained less than 3% of the 1928 election
- Some of the parties who had co-operated in the revolution of 1918 began to co-operate again
- The Socialsts(SPD) , Catholic Centre Party , German Democratic Party(DDP) and German People's Part (DVP) worked well together in the years of 1924-1929.
- Foreign Policy
- 1925: Stresemann signed the LOCARNO TREATIES, guaranteeing not to try to change the German's western borders with France and Belgium
- 1926: Germany was accepted into the League of Nations
- 1929: Stresemann had negotiated the Young Plan, which further lightened the reparations on Germany
- Led to the final removal of British, French and Belgian troops from the Rhineland
- 1928: Kellog-Briand Pact signed by over 60 nations promising not to go to war to settle disputes
- Economy
- Stresemann more skilled than other leaders like Ebert
- 1924: The Dawes Plan spread out the reparations. A loan of 800 million marks was gained from the USA
- Money went into industry, technology and public works
- E.G. Swimming pools, Sports Stadia and Apartment Blocks
- E.G.2 Replacing old with latest technology and the projects created jobs.
- Money went into industry, technology and public works
- 1927: German Industry had recovered well
- 1928: Germany finally reached same levels of production before the war and regained status as world's second greatest industrial power.
- Politics
- Culture
- Achievements of Weimar Republic under Stresemann
- Politics
- No more attempted revolutions after 1923 to begin with
- By 1928, the moderate parties had 139 more seats in the Reichstag that the radical parties.
- Hitler's Nazis gained less than 3% of the 1928 election
- Some of the parties who had co-operated in the revolution of 1918 began to co-operate again
- The Socialsts(SPD) , Catholic Centre Party , German Democratic Party(DDP) and German People's Part (DVP) worked well together in the years of 1924-1929.
- Foreign Policy
- 1925: Stresemann signed the LOCARNO TREATIES, guaranteeing not to try to change the German's western borders with France and Belgium
- 1926: Germany was accepted into the League of Nations
- 1929: Stresemann had negotiated the Young Plan, which further lightened the reparations on Germany
- Led to the final removal of British, French and Belgian troops from the Rhineland
- 1928: Kellog-Briand Pact signed by over 60 nations promising not to go to war to settle disputes
- Economy
- Stresemann more skilled than other leaders like Ebert
- 1924: The Dawes Plan spread out the reparations. A loan of 800 million marks was gained from the USA
- Money went into industry, technology and public works
- E.G. Swimming pools, Sports Stadia and Apartment Blocks
- E.G.2 Replacing old with latest technology and the projects created jobs.
- Money went into industry, technology and public works
- 1927: German Industry had recovered well
- 1928: Germany finally reached same levels of production before the war and regained status as world's second greatest industrial power.
- Politics
- Artists tried to represent the reality of everyday although sometimes harsh and shocking.
- E.G.1 George Grosz produced powerful paintings criticising Weimar period politicians.
- E.G.2 Otto Dix produced paintings highlighting the differences between the poor and the rich.
- E.G.1 George Grosz produced powerful paintings criticising Weimar period politicians.
- Weimar Constitution allowed free expression of ideas
- Writers and poets flourished, especially in Berlin
- The Famous Bauhaus style of design and architecture was developed
- Artists such as Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky taught
- Produced designs for anything from houses and shops to art galleries and factories.
- 1920's was a golden age for German cinema with stars like Marlene Dietrich and Fritz Lang
- Achievements of Weimar Republic under Stresemann
- Stresemann began to work quietly but steadily, reversing some terms of the TOV particularly reperations
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