voted against it, the new constitution was eventually approved and signed in August 1919. This government eventually became known as the ‘Weimar Republic’.

These magazines were particularly popular during the Weimar Republic, a government in power in Germany from 1919 through 1933, before the rise of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party ...

two thirds of which could be postponed each year if necessary Amount of time over which they would be paid The years 1924 to 1929 have been referred to as Weimar’s ‘Golden Years’, but ...

The Weimar Republic was politically fragile. But the bourgeois habits were very strong. Ordinary citizens worked at their jobs, sent their children to school and worried about their grades ...

Fraenkel offered a simple, yet powerful, picture of how the constitutional and legal foundations of the Weimar Republic eroded, and were replaced by strongman-style rule in which the commands of ...