Czechoslovak Arbitration Treaty
A further treaty provides arbitration for disputes between Germany and Czechoslovakia.
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1925 in Germany — Page 3
Explore 127 historical events and records for Germany in 1925.
Historical records for Germany in 1925
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Death of Gottlob Frege
Gottlob Frege dies in Bad Kleinen.
Demilitarized Zone
The Rhineland Pact confirms the demilitarized zone attached to Germany's western settlement.
Discovery of Rhenium
Co-discovers rhenium by X-ray spectroscopy and chemical separation, filling one of the remaining gaps in the periodic table among the transition metals.
Editor
Appointed Gauleiter of the Southern Rhineland district and editor of a virulently anti-Semitic Nazi newspaper, the Westdeutsche Beobachter
Einstein Extends Radiation Duality Analogy to Matter
Einstein drew an analogy between the wave-particle duality he had identified for radiation and the emerging wave description of material particles, reinforcing the broader quantum duality concept.
Election
Wins 8 million votes
Election
Wins 13.7 million votes to Hindenburgs 14.6 million. Stands as President but defeated by Hindenburg
Election
Stands as President but is defeated by Hindenburg, wins 1.9 million votes
Five-Power Mutual Guarantee
Germany, France and Belgium accept non-aggression obligations while Britain and Italy become guarantors of the western settlement.
Flagrant Breach Guarantee
Britain and Italy may intervene without waiting for a League ruling after a flagrant treaty breach.
Four Arbitration Agreements
Germany accepts arbitration agreements with France and Belgium and arbitration treaties with Poland and Czechoslovakia.
Frankfurt Habilitation
Horkheimer completes his habilitation and begins teaching at Frankfurt.
French Arbitration Convention
A separate convention creates an arbitration route for German disputes with France.
French Frontier Confirmed
Germany accepts the Versailles-defined western boundary with France within the Rhineland settlement.
French Non-Aggression
France receives a parallel German undertaking at Locarno limiting resort to war to defensive circumstances.
Gauleiter
Appointed Gauleiter of Lower Bavaria
Gauleiter
Appointed Gauleiter of the Southern Rhineland district and editor of a virulently anti-Semitic Nazi newspaper, the Westdeutsche Beobachter
Gauleiter
Appointed Party Gauleiter by Hitler
German French Belgian Non-Aggression
Germany agrees not to attack France or Belgium except in the limited circumstances allowed by the Rhineland Pact.
Italian Guarantee
Italy joins the external guarantee mechanism backing the Rhineland Pact.
League Council Role
The League Council is required to rule on alleged breaches of the guarantee treaty.
League Enforcement Mechanism
The League Council is central to investigating breaches and recommending action under the mutual guarantee system.
Locarno Breach Procedure
The pact defines how the League Council and guarantor powers should respond to treaty violations.
Mein Kampf
Publication of "Mein Kampf", 1st part is dictated to Rudolf Hess in Landau prison
Mutual Guarantee Treaty
The Locarno settlement includes the Treaty of Mutual Guarantee.
Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for demonstrating the heterogeneous nature of colloidal solutions and developing methods fundamental to modern colloid chemistry.
NSDAP
Joins the Thuringian Nazi Party, after serving a prison sentence for murder
Permanent Court Referral
Locarno arbitration arrangements allow disputes to be referred to the Permanent Court of International Justice.
Polish Arbitration Treaty
Polish-German disputes are placed under an arbitration treaty.
President of Germany
Appointed President of Germany, acting
Propaganda
Appointed Propaganda Leader of the Nazis
Reichsfuhrer
Appointed Reichsfiuhrer-SS
Rhineland Pact
The Treaty of Mutual Guarantee becomes widely known as the Rhineland Pact.
Rhineland Status Quo Guarantee
The western settlement guarantees the Franco-German and Belgian-German frontiers and the Rhineland demilitarized zone.
Self Defence Exception
The mutual guarantee settlement permits force only in legitimate self-defence.
Seven Locarno Agreements
The Locarno settlement consists of seven negotiated agreements.
Seventh Bavarian Division Staff Service
Jodl begins extended staff service with the 7th Bavarian Division in Munich.
SS
The Stabswache is renamed as the Schutzstaffel, abbreviated SS
Stabswache
The Stabswache is renamed as the Schutzstaffel, abbreviated SS
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