Weimar Republic

A blog dedicated to the first German democracy.

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Consequences of the Treaty of Versailles

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Otto Dix - Big City (1927)

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Paul Godwin - In Paris, in Paris sind die Mädels so süß (1929)

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Weimar Cabaret 1919

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Friedrich Ebert, 1st President of Germany

November 1918 - February 1925

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Placard for the Freikorps.

Translation:

Protect your home country!

Join the Freikorps of the general commando of Lüttwitz or of the eastern border patrol!

Announcement at the next garrison- or district commando.

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The Kapp Putsch: First attempt of the German Right-wingers and Nazis.

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People use the term “Weimar Republic” to refer to a period in German history between 1919 and 1933 when the government was a democratic republic governed by a constitution that was laid out in the German city of Weimar. Technically, the Weimar Constitution lasted until 1945....

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Hyperinflation: Value of the Reichsmark compared to the Gold Mark 1923

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Weimar: Foreign Policy from 1924-1929

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Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg - Communist icons, victims of the Freikorps

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Signing the Versailles Treaty (28 June 1919)

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Philipp Scheidemann, announcing the foundation of the first democracy in Germany, the Weimar Republic on the 9th November, 1918