germany 1871-1991
Category: Andere
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Caprivi appointed ChancellorHohenlohe appointed Chancellor1) German began to persue Weltpolotik
2) 3 new Government appointees1) sunday work prohibited
2) employment under the age of thirteen was forbidden
3) women were forbidden to work more than 11 hours a week
4) courtswere set up to arbitrate in industrial disputespassing of major naval billGerman women permitted to
acqure medical qualifications1) extension of accident insurance
2) passing of a second naval billindustrial courts compulsory
in all large townsnew tariff lawextension of the prohibition of child labourBulow proposed an increase in
indirect taxes and put forward
an inheritance taxelections
'Hottentot election'1) Eulenburg affair
2) Daily Telegraph affairBethmann-Hollwed
appointed chancellorBulow appointed Chancellor1) election
2) SPD became the largest party in the Reichstag1) inheritance tax accepted
2) zabern affairWW1 broke outField Marshal Paul Hindenburg and
General Eric Ludendorff were appointed
joint chiefs of of the Army Supreme Commandbread rationing started, followed
by the rationing of almost every foodThe Auxiliary Service Act introducedWar Raw Materials
Department set upUSA entered WW1the 'left' organised strikessplit in the SPD: formation of
the Independant Social Democratic
Party and the Majorit Socialist Partypeace resolution was passed by the ReichstagWilhelm II issued a proclamation
establishing parliamentary
governmentHindenburg and Ludendorff
abdicated their powerMichaelis appointed chancellorHertling appointed chancellorthe Hindenburg Programme introduceda Supreme War Office was formedItaly joined the war on the Allied sideBruning appointed chancellorthe Nationalists fell under
leadership of Alfred Hugenbergcommunists opposed
co-operation with the
SPD and thought the
National Socialists were
the final and unavoidable
stage of capitalismMuller appointed chancellorWall Street CrashNazis become the become
the largest party in the ReichstagHitler appointed chancellorSA (and therefore the
SS) were bannedHitler's demand to be made
chancellor was rejected by
Hindenburg twicevon Papen became chancellorvon Schleicher became chancellorthe SS was set up as
a section of the SAvon Schleicher met with
Hitler and set up the
'gentleman's agreement'Perioden
'turnip winter'middle-class voters began
flocking to the Nazi party
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