The Weaknesses Of The Weimar Republic

During 1919 to 1933 the Weimar Republic came to take power of the German government due to some problems with other countries. The Weimar had many struggles during these years of power. Not only political problems but economically and socially. Various conflicting weaknesses were concurrent with the result of a Republic. In fact, because of the economic, political, and social problems the Weimar Republic faced Adolf Hitler came to take power. They faced violent uprising from many groups.
To begin with, after Germany lost the First World War, the Kaiser fled. Due to this reason a new democratic government of Germany was declared in February 1919 at the small town of Weimar. Because of France, United States, and Britain blaming the king for World War 1 he had to stop being the king of Germany. After the war, the German society changed enormously. This was also because of losing the war. This was when the Weimar had to come to power. At first, when the Weimar Republic came to power the Germans did not like them because they were so long under the dictatorship of the Kaiser that they didn’t want to welcome a wonderful democracy.
As many of us know, the Weimar affected the Treaty of Versailles. Many of us see the signing of the Treaty of Versailles as undermining
This whole process was due to Kaiser fleeing the country. The Treaty of Versailles caused hyperinflation and therefore the government had to print more money. This also made the Weimar Republic a weak leadership. Then because of the Spartacist not liking communism they wanted to defeat it. Though the Weimar Republic Constitution tried to ensured some strengths it didn’t help them being a better leadership. After that, Stresemann came to power and made it possible for Germany to join the League of Nations. All though all those reasons had impact on the Weimar, Hitler was one of the major reason on the Weimar