In this essay I will talk about how significant and how insignificant Gustav Stresemann was between 1923-1929. I believe that Gustav Stresemann was significant to a certain extent. At some points he wasn’t all that significant but during a lot of other points he was very significant. Stresemann was appointed Chancellor of Weimar on the death of Ebert and served in this position around August 1923 to November 1923. After this date, he was to remain as Weimar’s Foreign Minister until his death.
Gustav during these years had negative and positive outcomes when he was chancellor of Germany. One of the negative was that the exports fell tremendously. One of the positives was that Stresemann was able to fix the hyperinflation problems for Germany. Stresemann was the son of Ernst Stresemann who was a Berlin innkeeper and also he was a beer distributor. Out of the kids that Ernst and his wife had Gustav was the only one out of those five to attend college. Gustav at an early age had an extreme liking to history. Stresemann attended the colleges of Berlin and Leipzig from 1897 to 1900. After finish school he wanted to become a teacher but he could not because he was not qualified enough. Instead he went to a university to study …show more content…
Which in fact there is a more in likely you have heard about Hitler instead of Gustav Stresemann because Hitler tried to take over Germany when the Munich Putsch was happening so it could “cover” his tracks. Hitler wanted to use that opportunity to rule over Germany because he was mad he got sent to jail in the first place but also he thought it was the Jews fault because he just didn’t like them so he started World War 2 which caused millions of people to die and millions to be sent into the concentration camps to be slaves and when they got old he would throw them in the gas chamber and kill them. If you were pregnant and you had your baby there he would use it as a rifle toss
Gustav during these years had negative and positive outcomes when he was chancellor of Germany. One of the negative was that the exports fell tremendously. One of the positives was that Stresemann was able to fix the hyperinflation problems for Germany. Stresemann was the son of Ernst Stresemann who was a Berlin innkeeper and also he was a beer distributor. Out of the kids that Ernst and his wife had Gustav was the only one out of those five to attend college. Gustav at an early age had an extreme liking to history. Stresemann attended the colleges of Berlin and Leipzig from 1897 to 1900. After finish school he wanted to become a teacher but he could not because he was not qualified enough. Instead he went to a university to study …show more content…
Which in fact there is a more in likely you have heard about Hitler instead of Gustav Stresemann because Hitler tried to take over Germany when the Munich Putsch was happening so it could “cover” his tracks. Hitler wanted to use that opportunity to rule over Germany because he was mad he got sent to jail in the first place but also he thought it was the Jews fault because he just didn’t like them so he started World War 2 which caused millions of people to die and millions to be sent into the concentration camps to be slaves and when they got old he would throw them in the gas chamber and kill them. If you were pregnant and you had your baby there he would use it as a rifle toss