Rebellion of Rebels in Munich
Beer Hall Putsch is crushed
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
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Gustav Stressman Biography and Timeline — Page 3
Follow Gustav Stressman through 163 dated historical records for Germany.
Gustav Stressman, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1923
Currency Stabilisation
The Rentenmark is introduced at one trillion paper marks, stabilising the currency without gold convertibility.
Role range: 1923-1923
Rentenmark
One Rentenmark equals one trillion paper marks and is valued at 4.2 Rentenmarks per United States dollar.
Role range: 1923-1923
Coalition Breakdown
Is forced to resign after the Social Democrats leave the coalition.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Resignation of Gustav Stressman
Forced to resign after the Social Democrats leave the coalition
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Chancellorship Ends
Leaves the chancellorship at the end of November 1923.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Resignation of Gustav Stressman
Dr Stresemann leaves office
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Post-Putsch Currency Reform
Currency reform follows only days after the Munich putsch.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Coalition Governments Removed
Reichswehr pressure forces coalition governments in Saxony and Thuringia to resign.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Currency Reform
Oversees a currency reform that effectively ends inflation.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Great Coalition Government
Serves as Chancellor of the Great Coalition during the national emergency.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Hyperinflation Crisis
Faces extreme hyperinflation during his chancellorship.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Inflationary Spiral
Restricting further currency issuance helps stop the inflationary spiral.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Munich Order Restored
Restores order after the Munich Beer Hall Putsch.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Plot
Restores order after the Munich Beer Hall Putcsh
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Press Ban Protest
KPD and SPD coalition governments protest restrictions on communist and socialist newspapers.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Rebellion of communist
In Saxony and Thuringia the coalition-Governments of KPD and SPD protest against the prohibition of the communist and socialist press, the Reichwehr forces these Governments to resign. Puts down a communist rebellion in Thuringia
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Rebellion of communist
Puts down a communist rebellion in Thuringia
Role range: 1919-1933
Rentenmark Stabilization
The Rentenmark helps stabilise Germany after the hyperinflation crisis.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Short Chancellorship
Serves as Chancellor during the intense political and economic crisis of 1923.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Thuringian Rebellion
A communist rebellion in Thuringia is put down.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Foreign Ministry Appointment
Is appointed Foreign Minister, beginning a tenure that continues through 1929.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Foreign Secretary of Germany
Appointed Foreign Minister
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
1924
Dawes Plan
The Dawes Plan is put forward to stabilize the economic situation in Europe, to enable the Germans to pay their reparations and the Allies to pay their debts to the US. Sets an upper limit for payment of reparations and limits the time to 37 years, the Motto is "Business, not politics"
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Economy of Germany
The Dawes Plan is put forward to stabilize the economic situation in Europe, to enable the Germans to pay their reparations and the Allies to pay their debts to the US
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1923
Allied Debt Payments
The plan is intended to help Allied governments repay debts owed to the United States.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
American Loans
The Dawes Plan makes foreign loans, mainly from the United States, available to Germany.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Business Not Politics
The Dawes Plan is promoted under the motto Business, not politics.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Currency Stability
The Dawes arrangements contribute to German currency stabilization.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Customs Revenue
Customs taxes are included among the sources for reparations payments.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Dawes Plan Acceptance
Accepts the Dawes Plan for German reparations.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Dawes Plan
Accepts the Dawes Plan form German reparations
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Dawes Plan
Reparation payments would begin at 1 billion marks for the first year and should rise over a period of four years to 2. 5 billion marks per year. Foreign loans (primarily from the United States) would be made available to Germany.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Dawes Plan
The Dawes Plan provides short term economic benefits to the German economy, It softens the burdens of war reparations, stabilizes the currency, and attracts increased foreign investments and loans to the German market.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Dawes Plan
The sources for the reparation money should include transportation, excise, and custom taxes. The Ruhr area is to be evacuated by Allied occupation troops. The German Reichsbank would be reorganized under Allied supervision.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
European Stabilization Plan
Supports the Dawes Plan as a means to stabilise Europe's economic situation.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Excise Tax Revenue
Excise taxes are assigned as one source of reparations revenue.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
First Year Payment
Reparations begin at one billion marks in the first year under the Dawes arrangements.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Foreign Credit
Germany gains access to foreign credit under the Dawes arrangements.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Foreign Investment
The plan helps attract increased foreign investment into Germany.
Role range: 1919-1933 – 1923-1929
Records, sources and methodology
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