Reparations Default Finding
Faces a Reparation Commission finding that Germany has failed to make required deliveries to France.
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Faces a Reparation Commission finding that Germany has failed to make required deliveries to France.
Directs foreign policy as the Reparation Commission declares Germany deficient in required deliveries to France.
1st meets Hitler & joins the Nazi Party
Released following reaction in Bavaria to 5 the Law for the Protection of the Republic
Appointed Supreme Commander of the Sturmabteilung
The Pittinger Putsch fails & Hitler decides to follow the example of Mussolini
Serves as Defence Minister throughout 1922, responsible for civilian political oversight of the Reichswehr.
Leads the nationalist DNVP, a major parliamentary opponent of the Weimar coalition and republican protection measures.
Horkheimer receives his doctorate from the University of Frankfurt.
Herbert Marcuse completed his doctorate at the University of Freiburg with research on the German literary artist novel.
Gadamer completes his doctorate at Marburg with a dissertation on Plato.
Serves as Economics Minister during the 1922 reparations and currency crisis.
Serves as Interior Minister in Wirth's government, handling domestic security and republican administration.
Sends Ludecke to visit Mussolini in Italy where they agree on a wide range of ideas
Founds the Jungsturm Adolf Hitler based in Munich, Bavaria, it trains and recruits future members of the Sturmabteilung (or "Storm Regiment"), the adult paramilitary wing of the NSDAP
Serves as Justice Minister during the political-violence crisis and the passage of republic-protection legislation.
Continues as Labour Minister through both the Wirth and Cuno governments during 1922.
Appointed Major, serves in the office of the Chief of the Army
Marries Carin von Kantzow, a 29 yr old Swedish woman
Shares the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries concerning the relationship between oxygen consumption and lactic acid metabolism in muscle.
Appointed Member of NSDAP
Appointed Member of NSDAP
Appointed Member of Nazi Party
Paints, "War Wounded"
Appointed Party Leader of the Centre Party
The Nobel citation singled out Einstein's quantitative law of the photoelectric effect, giving formal recognition to a result rooted in his 1905 light-quantum hypothesis.
Serves as Postal Minister in Wirth's cabinet until the November government change.
Appointed President of the Union of German Rabbis
Serves as President of the Reichstag during a year marked by political murder, emergency legislation and coalition instability.
Heads the office of Reich President Ebert and coordinates presidential business during the political crises of 1922.
Takes over the publishing house of the Eher Verlag
Founds Der Sturmer, anti-semitic newspaper. Founder of Die Sturmer, NAZI anti-semetic newspaper. Appointed Editor of Die Sturmer
Directs Prussian internal security and policing during a period of political extremism and republican self-defence.
Heads the democratic Prussian government, an important institutional supporter of the Weimar Republic.
Serves as State Secretary of the Reich Chancellery under Joseph Wirth until the November change of government.
Appointed National Chairman of the Reichstag
Serves as Chief of the Army Command, exercising major influence over the Reichswehr during the Weimar Republic.
Secret arrangements begin to preserve German military aviation knowledge after the First World War
Publication of "Siddhartha"
Co-leads the SPD during its participation in Wirth's coalition and its return to opposition in November.
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