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germany 1871-1991
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⟶ Actualizado 8 may 2018 ⟶
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Caprivi appointed Chancellor
Hohenlohe appointed Chancellor
1) German began to persue Weltpolotik 2) 3 new Government appointees
1) 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 disputes
passing of major naval bill
German women permitted to acqure medical qualifications
1) extension of accident insurance 2) passing of a second naval bill
industrial courts compulsory in all large towns
new tariff law
extension of the prohibition of child labour
Bulow proposed an increase in indirect taxes and put forward an inheritance tax
elections 'Hottentot election'
1) Eulenburg affair 2) Daily Telegraph affair
Bethmann-Hollwed appointed chancellor
Bulow appointed Chancellor
1) election 2) SPD became the largest party in the Reichstag
1) inheritance tax accepted 2) zabern affair
WW1 broke out
Field Marshal Paul Hindenburg and General Eric Ludendorff were appointed joint chiefs of of the Army Supreme Command
bread rationing started, followed by the rationing of almost every food
The Auxiliary Service Act introduced
War Raw Materials Department set up
USA entered WW1
the 'left' organised strikes
split in the SPD: formation of the Independant Social Democratic Party and the Majorit Socialist Party
peace resolution was passed by the Reichstag
Wilhelm II issued a proclamation establishing parliamentary government
Hindenburg and Ludendorff abdicated their power
Michaelis appointed chancellor
Hertling appointed chancellor
the Hindenburg Programme introduced
a Supreme War Office was formed
Italy joined the war on the Allied side
Bruning appointed chancellor
the Nationalists fell under leadership of Alfred Hugenberg
communists opposed co-operation with the SPD and thought the National Socialists were the final and unavoidable stage of capitalism
Muller appointed chancellor
Wall Street Crash
Nazis become the become the largest party in the Reichstag
Hitler appointed chancellor
SA (and therefore the SS) were banned
Hitler's demand to be made chancellor was rejected by Hindenburg twice
von Papen became chancellor
von Schleicher became chancellor
the SS was set up as a section of the SA
von Schleicher met with Hitler and set up the 'gentleman's agreement'
Períodos
'turnip winter'
middle-class voters began flocking to the Nazi party