A group of German politicians who took control after the Kaiser abdicated in 1918 formed the new Republican government comprised of different socialist groups. They were blamed for Germany's problems including signing the armistice, accepting the harsh Treaty of Versailles terms, and "stabbing Germany in the back" by betraying the army.

1. NOVEMBER CRIMINALS
A group of politicians who seized power in Germany in 1918.
Ebert was one of the politicians.
They formed the new Republican government.
They were blamed for ‘stabbing Germany in the back’.
Some believed the army had been betrayed by them into
signing the armistice unnecessarily.
They were also blamed for accepting the terms of the Treaty of
Versailles.
They sold out to the Allies.
They took control after the Kaiser abdicated.
They were made up of different socialist groups.
They announced a new constitution.
They were blamed for Germany’s problems.