Post-Versailles Germany

After losing World War 1, Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated and left in exile to Holland on the ninth of November in 1918 just before the armistice and on February 10, 1919, the new constitution was made in Weimar, and Freidrich Ebert became president. The constitution was drawn by Hugo preuss who thought that Germany needed both Germany liberal tradition and Western parliamentary democracy but Germany was not familiar with Democracy so the Weimar Republic had to face many problems. …

…Treaty of Versailles made France invaded and many people suffered because of France. Government tried to pay back to print money. This led hyperinflation. Their constitution was too fair, splinter party easily elected and it led instable government. People did not believe democracy because it seemed too unstable and chaos. Communist rebelled before government became stable. To crush Communist, government needed right wings who hated government. This shows Weimar republic had to face many problems.