kapp putch

• In what year did Ebert's government struggle to control the high courts?

  1920
• What event did the clay courts help the government suppress in the previous year?

  The Spartacus revolt
• What is the main problem facing the German government in 1920?

  The growing problem of the clay cops
• What was the response of the German military to the uprising in March 1920?

  Generals were ordered to fight the phicorp
• Why did the high courts become a problem for the government?

  They were largely former soldiers who lost their jobs
• What was the consequence of the Treaty of Versailles on the German army?

  It restricted the size of the army to 100,000 men
• What did the rebels do after gaining control of Berlin?

  They declared a new government and invited the Kaiser to return
• What was Ebert's government's response to the uprising?

  They urged passive resistance and strikes
• What essential services were affected by the strikes in Berlin?

  Gas, electricity, water, and transport
• What happened to Kapp after he attempted to flee?

  He was caught and put in prison
• How many political murders occurred between 1919 and 1922?

  376 political murders
• What was the political bias of the judges during this period?

  Judges were often sympathetic to the political right
• What was the fate of left-wing assassins compared to right-wing murderers?

  Ten left-wing assassins were convicted and executed, while no right-wing murderers were convicted
• Why did political parties hire armed men for protection?

  Due to the ongoing political violence
• What were the paramilitary groups formed by political parties in Germany during this period?

  • KPD: Red Front Fighters
  • DNVP: Steel Helmets
  • SPD: Spanish Sports Court
• What was the impact of the presence of private armies on political meetings?

  It often caused violence
• What was the outcome of the Kapp Putsch?

  The rebellion collapsed
• What was the political climate in Germany between 1919 and 1922?

  It was marked by political violence and instability
• Who was one of Ebert's Council of the People's Representatives that was murdered?

  Hugo Haza
• Who was shot and killed in June 1922?

  Walther Rathenau
• What was the political affiliation of most murder victims during this period?

  Most victims were modern or left-wing politicians
• What was the significance of the Kapp Putsch in the context of political violence in Germany?

  It highlighted the instability and division within the German political landscape
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• What was the significance of the Treaty of Versailles on the German military and political landscape?

  It restricted the army size and contributed to political instability
• What role did the Kaiser play in the political turmoil of 1920?

  He was invited to return from exile by the rebels
• How did the Spartacus revolt impact the Weimar government?

  It demonstrated the government's vulnerability to leftist uprisings
• What was the relationship between unemployment and political violence during this period?

  Unemployment contributed to the rise of paramilitary groups and political violence
• How did socialist leanings influence the workers' response to the Kapp Putsch?

  Workers were motivated to strike against the return of the Kaiser
• What were the consequences of political assassinations on the Weimar Republic's stability?

  They further destabilized the government and increased fear among politicians
• What was the purpose of paramilitary groups in the context of political violence?

  To provide protection for political parties amidst violence