Friedrich Ebert9 November 1918
The Ebert-Groener pact stipulates that the Government would not attempt to reform the Army so long as the army swore to protect the state
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The Ebert-Groener pact stipulates that the Government would not attempt to reform the Army so long as the army swore to protect the state
The Ebert-Groener pact stipulates that the Government would not attempt to reform the Army so long as the army swore to protect the state
The new model Reichswehr armed forces, limited by the Treaty of Versailles to 100,000 army soldiers and 15,000 seamen, remains fully under the control of the German officer class despite its nominal re-organisation
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