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Ebert was opposed by
right-wing politicians
, many of whom hoped for a return of the
Kaiser.
A myth developed that
Ebert
had stabbed
Germany
in the
back
by signing the
Armistice.
Ebert
was also opposed on the
left
by
Communists
, who argued that Germany needed a
Communist Revolution
, like
Russia
in
1917.
Nevertheless,
free elections
were held in
January 1919
- the
Socialists
won a
majority
and
Ebert
became the first
President
of the
Weimar Republic.
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