Socialism was another factor that may have weakness the Weimar Republic. The Social classes and modernism shaped the Weimar Republic. The social classes were poor, working and rich class. Depending on the class, the class related to either Right or Left party. Moreover, the rich class did support Right party. Which it means, The Right had an advantage economically. Hence, the Left had the most support from poor and working class (middle class). But, it seem the Weimar Republic needed more than people support. The Weimar Republic’s economy was unstable. The Republic represented a hope for the Weimar’s society. Weitz described, “In Weimar Germany, hope and progress, as well as despair and defeat, always went hand in had with raw, deep-seated
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The Republic was declining by itself. The Right party and Nazi did not have to do much to gain power or popularity. The negative results of the SPD and Democratic policies demonstrated how desperate the society was suffering. Back in Northiem, Allen revealed the city’s motive and desperation to look for a better economy solution. Allen wrote, “The sense of Hopelessness that the workers acquired through this experience engendered a mood of rage and despair over the summer of 1932, and led ultimately to a feeling of resignation that helped insure a frictionless seizure of power by the Nazis in Northeim after 1933.” In other words, Nazi came into power because the desperation of people of Northeim. The Republic was suffering nationally; city such as Northeim reflected the crisis that was consuming the society. According to Weitz, “Modern consumption was one sign of the golden years of Weimar Republic, “rationalization” was the other.” (page149) This mean the Weimar Republic had a economic deficit that was bigger than modernism and socialism. The deficit created an economy crisis that divided Republic and elevated the Nazi as a “solution” for the …show more content…
Then again, why did the Weimar Republic fail? As Eric D. Wietz gave an insight of the Republic, the Weimar Republic suffered from Political division, Socialism and economic crisis. These sufferings were not settled in Weimar. The consequence for the unsettlement, it created three major political parties that were as Right, Center and Left. The parties that cause biggest headache for Republic was Right and Left parties. Moreover, Sheridan Allen wrote and described Northeim’s events that represented the problem of Weimar Republic. These two authors wrote two different aspects of the Germany. Weitz gave a national perspective and Allen gave a municipal perspective. After World War I, Germany Empire was not longer exist. The Democrat government tried to renaissance Germany Empire. The problem was the Democratic Party did not know how to do it. Germany did need a fresh start after the World War I. The Weimar Republic was not right call for Germany to rehabilitated from the War. Unfortunately, as the Republic was established, for many Germans the Republic represented failure and disunity. The feeling of sorrow made it hard for Democrats to resolve and settle the Republic as a whole. As a result, Nazis were the ones who established a government for the country of
The Republic was declining by itself. The Right party and Nazi did not have to do much to gain power or popularity. The negative results of the SPD and Democratic policies demonstrated how desperate the society was suffering. Back in Northiem, Allen revealed the city’s motive and desperation to look for a better economy solution. Allen wrote, “The sense of Hopelessness that the workers acquired through this experience engendered a mood of rage and despair over the summer of 1932, and led ultimately to a feeling of resignation that helped insure a frictionless seizure of power by the Nazis in Northeim after 1933.” In other words, Nazi came into power because the desperation of people of Northeim. The Republic was suffering nationally; city such as Northeim reflected the crisis that was consuming the society. According to Weitz, “Modern consumption was one sign of the golden years of Weimar Republic, “rationalization” was the other.” (page149) This mean the Weimar Republic had a economic deficit that was bigger than modernism and socialism. The deficit created an economy crisis that divided Republic and elevated the Nazi as a “solution” for the …show more content…
Then again, why did the Weimar Republic fail? As Eric D. Wietz gave an insight of the Republic, the Weimar Republic suffered from Political division, Socialism and economic crisis. These sufferings were not settled in Weimar. The consequence for the unsettlement, it created three major political parties that were as Right, Center and Left. The parties that cause biggest headache for Republic was Right and Left parties. Moreover, Sheridan Allen wrote and described Northeim’s events that represented the problem of Weimar Republic. These two authors wrote two different aspects of the Germany. Weitz gave a national perspective and Allen gave a municipal perspective. After World War I, Germany Empire was not longer exist. The Democrat government tried to renaissance Germany Empire. The problem was the Democratic Party did not know how to do it. Germany did need a fresh start after the World War I. The Weimar Republic was not right call for Germany to rehabilitated from the War. Unfortunately, as the Republic was established, for many Germans the Republic represented failure and disunity. The feeling of sorrow made it hard for Democrats to resolve and settle the Republic as a whole. As a result, Nazis were the ones who established a government for the country of