Revolution of Germany
Arrested for his part in the Bavarian communist revolution. 1 of the leaders of the Bavarian communist revolution
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1918 in Germany — Page 10
Explore 375 historical events and records for Germany in 1918.
Historical records for Germany in 1918
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Secretary of State for Agriculture
Appointed Minister of Agriculture
Spring Offensive
With the Spring Offensive Ludendorff expects to breakthrough on the Western Front but this ends in failure & Ludendorff realises that Germany will lose the war
Spring Offensive
Assigned to the staff of the Guard Ersatz Division, which fought in the German Spring Offensive of that year
Stab-in-the-Back
After signing the Armistice, Ludendorff fled to Sweden where his books and article claim that the unbeaten German Army had been "stabbed in the back" by left-wing politicians in Germany
Tenth Army
Appointed Commander of the Tenth Army in Lithuania
Tenth Army
Appointed Commander of the Tenth Army in Lithuania
The Eyes of the Mummy Ma
Directs The Eyes of the Mummy Ma, starring Pola Negri.
Thule Society
Appointed Member of Thule Society
Thule Society
The Voelkischer Beobachter is acquired by the Thule Society, called the Munchener Beobachter
Treaty of Versailles
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
Unification
Eisner is assassinated & Bavaria joins the Weimar Republic
Voelkischer Beobachter
The Voelkischer Beobachter is acquired by the Thule Society, caled the Munchener Beobachter
Weimar Republic
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
Western Front
With the Spring Offensive Ludendorff expects to breakthrough on the Western Front but this ends in failure & Ludendorff realises that Germany will lose the war
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