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Extent of change in foreign & economic policy 1924-29 Flashcards

1
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What Party was Stresseman a member of

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DVP

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2
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When was Stresseman appointed chancellor

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August 1923

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3
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When did Stressemans premiership end

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November 1923

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4
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What was Stressesmans policy toward the Treaty of Versailles Known as

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Fulfilment

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5
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Which group did not like Stressemans Fulfilment policy

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Nationalists

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6
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Which Product did Stresseman think they could export to the French

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Coal

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7
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Who Headed the International Finance Committee looking into reparations

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Charles Dawes (USA)

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8
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How Much was Germany due to repay in the first year

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1 Billion RM

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9
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How much was Germany supposed to pay in year 2

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2.5 Billion RM

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10
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When did the Weimar Gov accept the Dawes Plan

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September 1924

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11
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How Much did the United States agree to invest into the German Economy

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800 Million Gold Marks

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12
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How long was the Dawes plan due to last

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5 years

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13
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What did Stresseman win in 1926

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Nobel Peace Prize
1926

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14
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Who did Stresseman share his Nobel peace prize with

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Aristade Briand
French Foreign Minister

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15
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Treaty of Rapallo

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1922
Germany + Russia
Renounced all claims against each other
Opened Diplomatic Relations

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16
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What did the Treaty of Rapallo replace

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Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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17
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Locarno Pact

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1925
Guaranteed all western borders
Eastern Borders open for revision

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18
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Which Treaty did Stresseman use to stir up fear into the allies about Communism in Germany

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Treaty of Berlin 1926
German-Soveit

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19
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When was Germany invited to join League of Nations

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September 1926

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20
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What withdrew from Germany in 1926

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Inter-Allied Military Commission
1926

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21
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Kellogg-Briand Pact

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1928
International Treaty preventing War from being an Instrument of National Policy

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22
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Which Party overhauled the Welfare state

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SPD

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23
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What entailed every German child to an education

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1922 Youth Welfare Law

24
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What act was passed in 1927

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Unemployment Insurance Law

25
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How many new houses were built between 1924-31

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2 Million

26
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What Famous Art School developed during the Weimar Period

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Bauhaus

27
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Famous film director during the 20s

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Fritz Lang

28
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Whose theatre led the way in stage preformences

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Max Reinehardt

29
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When did German Women receive the right to vote

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1919

30
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What % of the workforce was female by 1926

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36%

31
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Painting that symbolised ‘new women’ of Weimar

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Portrait of Sylvia Von Harden

32
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Who Ran the NSDAP while Hitler was in prison

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Alfred Rosenburg

33
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What tactic did the Nazis adopt on Hitlers release

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Legal Road to Power

34
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When was Hitler released

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20/12/1924

35
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When was the Ban on Hitler speaking publicly lifted

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September 1928

36
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What major Nazi Meeting took place in 1926

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The Bamburg Conference
1926

37
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3 People that made up Hitlers Northern opposition

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Otto & Gregor Strasser, Joseph Goebbles

38
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What position did Goebbles take up in 1926

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Gauleiter for Berlin
September 1926

39
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How many Gaue (Regions) was the Nazi Party reorganised into following the 1928 election

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35

40
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What Nazi Organisation was created in 1926

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Hitler Youth

41
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What was entitled the ‘Day of Awakening’

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1st Nazi Rally at Nuremberg
1927

42
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How many trained public speakers had the Nazis produced by 1932

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6,000

43
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Who replaced Ernst Rohm as leader of the SA

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Franz von Saloman

44
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Who made up the majority of Nazi Members

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Young, Unemployed, Working Class

45
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What Paramilitary organisation was established in 1926

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Schutzstaffel (SS)

46
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What % and Seats did the Nazis gain in 1928 election

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2.6%
12 Reichstag Seats

47
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Who did the Allied Reparations Committee send to review the Dawes plan

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Owen Young

48
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What reduction of reparations was introduced by the Young Plan

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20%

49
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What year was the reparation debts due to be paid off

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1988

50
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Who led the Nationalist opposition to the Young Plan

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Alfred Hugenburg

51
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What Piece of Legislation did the nationalists want the Reichstag to pass

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The Liberty Law

52
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What would the Liberty Law renounce

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Reparations
War Guilt
Occupation of German Territory

53
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Outcome of the Liberty Law vote in the Reichstag

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318 Against 82 For

54
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How big was the Turnout in the Liberty Law Referendum

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14.9%

55
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When did the Reichstag ratify the Young Plan

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March 1930

56
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What did Hitler & the Nazis gain from the Liberty Law Campaign

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Political Credibility

57
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What event undermined the proposals of the Young Plan

A

Wall Street Crash 1929

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