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Rise of Hitler 1933 (Political (Treaty of Versailles (the origin of…

- - - - German people critically described the government officials as the “November criminals.”
      - considered as a stab in the back, with people calling it the Diktat, explicitly showing their upset towards the government.
      - demanded revisionism, as they think they were betrayed by the government.
      - led to the “reluctant republicans,” the government officials who disagreed with their own government, and were the built-in problems leading to the destabilization of the republic.
        
        upset from the military can be seen in Kapp Putsch in 1920, as the army refused to help the government to repress the coup.
  - - - Proportional representation allows minor parties to get seats with the major parties in Reichstag
      - Article 48 granted Hindenburg to appoint Chancellors who were members of the elite and to rule in authoritarian way by presidential decree