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Germany faced immense political and economic challenges after World War 1. The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh terms that reduced Germany's military, assigned war guilt, and required massive reparations payments. This crippled Germany's economy and led to problems like hyperinflation. The new Weimar government struggled to stabilize the country and faced distrust from the German people who blamed it for signing the punitive treaty. Unless conditions changed, the government was unlikely to succeed given the desperate situation it inherited.
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The document discusses several factors that contributed to the collapse of the Weimar Republic, including structural weaknesses in its political system and constitution. The Weimar Constitution concentrated power in the presidency, allowed it to override the Reichstag, and promoted political divisions. It also had a complicated proportional representation system. Overall, the weaknesses in the Weimar Constitution and political system undermined stability and progress, aiding the rise of the Nazis and the fall of the Republic.
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