Freikorps Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

functionalism correct answer: genocide wasn't part of the original plan, the killings were functions of other processes (war, domestic security policy), killing motivated by a number of factors (ideological war against USSR, terror to control civilian population). Browning is a "moderate functionalist" strong intentionalism correct answer: traces the Holocaust back to Hitler's feelings in Mein Kampf and before, assigns responsibility to Hitler and sees subsequent events as determined by...

Content Revised (y/n) 1 Germany 1918 – page 2 2 What was the Kaiser like – page 3 3 Impact of WW1 – p4 4 What did the Treaty do to Germany – p5 5 Why did the Germans hate the Treaty – p6 6 German reaction to Treaty of Versailles – p8 7 Weimar Republic introduction – p9 8 Setting up the Weimar Republic – constitution etc – p10 9 Left vs Right – p11 10 Did the T of V ruin the chance for Ebert / Weimar to succeed? 11 Crisis for Weimar – occupation of Ruhr – p13 1...

6th January 1919 -Ebert sacked Eichhorn, who was popular with workers -workers went on strike -Liebknecht and Luxemburg were murdered by Freikorps - ANSWER-Spartacists Revolt February 1919 -Hermann Goering and Ernst Rohm - ANSWER-DAP founded 28th June 1919 -hated by the germans (nsdap) -war guilt, army limited to 100,000 -november criminals - ANSWER-Treaty of Versailles 31st July 1919 -Weak as it has proportional representation and article 48 -strong as everyone can vote and citizen...

Paul Von Hindenburg correct answers German field marshal who appointed Hitler as Chancellor in January 1933. In March he signed the Enabling Act of 1933 which gave special powers to Hitler's government. Kaiser Wilhelm II correct answers Kaiser of Germany, began German Naval buildup, abandoned Bismarck's careful policies, and allowed the reinsurance treaty to lapse, pursued policies that created shared interest between the British and the Russians. Kaiser began negotiating to bring the Ottom...

When was the German Republic declared? - correct answer 9th Nov 1918 Impact of WWI on Germany - correct answer • 2 mill dead • Debts increased( 50 bill-150 bill marks) • 750,000 died due to food shortages When was the armistice signed ? - correct answer 11 Nov What was the armistice? - correct answer The peace agreement between Germany and the allies. We...

COMES WITH TWO TOPIC PAPERS- THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC AND HITLER'S RISE TO POWER. 40+ Essay and general knowledge questions such as "Explain how Hitler found support from farmers in German society." or "Give three reasons why the Bamberg Conference only achieved limited support for the Nazis in 1924-8" Also covers key roles such as of Kurt Von Schleicher, and New Objectivism, the Freikorps etc which you will definitely be tested on and MUST have a clear understanding of.

This Revision Resource includes extremely detailed explanations and notes relating to Democracy and Dictatorship in Germany between 1919-1929, perfectly tailored for the AQA History GCSE spec. This resource equates in total to over 1600 words, producing very detailed explanations and knowledge surrounding everything required to achieve a Grade level 9. This revision resource includes; Weimar Constitution, strengths and weaknesses after establishment, Freikorps explanation and backgroun...