• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/36

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

36 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back

11th November 1918

Armistice signed - Fighting stops on the Western Front

January 1919

Spartacist Uprising - Put down by the Weimar Provisional Govenment with the Freikorp's support

28th June 1919

Treaty of Versailles signed

11th August 1919

Birth of the Weimar Republic

1920

Kapp Putsch - Defeated by striking Berlin workers

1921

Germany starts paying reparations

1922

Germany temporarily stop paying reparations

1923

- France and Belgium invade the German territory of the Ruhr Valley to claim reparations


-Hyperinflation - Eventually ended by the Dawes Plan and Introduction of the new German currency, the Rentenmark.


-Streseman becomes Chancellor


-Munich Putsch - It's failure prompts the Nazis to turn to electoral politics as a means to gain power

1924

Dawes Plan - Ends Hyperinflation

1924 - 1929

Golden Age of the Weimar Republic- Enjoyed by urban middle class, but traditional Germans disproved of its culture

1925

Locarno Treaties -Germany agrees to its Western borders

1926

Germany Joins the League of Nation - The result of the signing of the Locarno Treaties

1929

- Streseman dies - He had been heavily involved with the Weimar Govenment through an age of peace and prosperity


- Young Plan - American plan intended to make Germany's reparations easier but never gets going due to the Wall Street Crash


- The Wall Street Crash - The start of the Great Depression

24th October 1929

The Wall Street Crash - Start of the Great Depression

30th January 1933

Hitler is appointed Chancellor

27th February 1933

The Reichstag Fire - Communists blamed, laws passed allowing Nazis to beat up and arrest the leading the KPD (Communist) members

5th March 1933

Reichstag Elections - Nazis just short of majority

24th March 1933

Enabling Act - Hitler gets a coalition to vote through law which makes him a virtual dictator

30th June - 1st July 1934

Night of the Long Knives - Hitler uses the SS to purge SA of ambitious and dangerous leaders

2nd August 1934

Hindenburg dies - The Army swears an oath of allegiance to Hitler, who makes himself Fuhrer

1935

The Nuremberg Laws passed - Defines who is and who isn't a Jew, Jews banned from marrying Germans, Jewish German citizenship laws revoked

1936

Remilitarization of the Rhineland (In breach of the Treaty of Versailles)

March 1938

Anschluss- Hitler peacefully annexes Austria int Germany

September 1938

Munich Agreement - Britain allows Hitler to annex Sudetenland

October 1938

Germany occupies Sudetenland

8th November 1938

Kristallnacht - Jewish owned shops and synagogues vandalized and attacked by Nazis

1939

Membership of the Nazi Youth Movement becomes compulsory for all young people

March 1939

Hitler invades the Czech Republic (In breach of the Munich agreement)

August 1939

Nazi-Soviet Pact signed, Hitler and Stalin agree not to attack one another

September 1939

Germany invades Poland - Britain and France declare war on Germany - WWII begins

1941

Germany invades USSR, breaking Nazi-Soviet Pact

1942

'Final Solution' to the 'Jewish Question' agreed at Wannsee Conference

1942 - 1943

War turns against, losses at Stalingard and El Alamein, civilian morale declines & food shortages

1943

Leaders of the White Rose Movement executed in clamp down against dissent at home

1944

July Bomb plot against Hitler

1945

Hitler commits suicide