The Weimar Republic 1918–1929 · 1918 – 1929
The Year of Crisis: 1923
Investigating the Ruhr occupation, hyperinflation, and the Munich Putsch.
Key Questions
- 1Why did the French occupy the Ruhr and how did Germany respond?
- 2What were the social and economic consequences of hyperinflation?
- 3Why did the Nazi Munich Putsch fail to topple the government?
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
GCSE: History - Weimar and Nazi Germany
Year: Year 11
Subject: History
Unit: The Weimar Republic 1918–1929
Period: 1918 – 1929
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