Why did the Weimar Republic survive the crisis of 1918 1923?
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Have a little read: ... Why did the Weimar Republic survive the crisis of 1918 - 1923? Many desperately serious problems faced the new Weimar Republic and its constitution between 1918 - 1923, as explored in the previous essay. Amazingly, the Republic survived and remained intact. It survived falling due to many solutions the Treaty of Versailles, from political, economic, left wing, and right wing problems too. These different solutions kept Germany from crumbling. In this essay, I will explore these solutions to show how and why the Weimar Republic survived the crisis of 1918 - 1923. The Weimar Constitution was designed as a balanced democratic settlement to bring back stability, with which every German could identify. It did result in an 'ersatzkaiser', and was potentially de-stabilising, but despite this, the constitution worked very well indeed. It gave German people the right to employment, and dole money (pleased the left wing) even though Germany was in great
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