German Order and Revolution

Before the revolution in 1848, the separation of ideas caused political, social and economic problems in Germany. In addition, the big difference in the 18th century led to German division among over 300 states, all of them were included in the Holy Roman Empire. In the Napoleonic era, Germany seemed to be able to imagine for a while under the unification of the government, but Napoleon's failure made Germany and 38 states have a bad relationship with the German Federation.

The German Revolution or the November Revolution (German: November Revolution) was a civil war within the German Empire at the end of the First World War, it led to the replacement of the German Federal monarchy by the democratic parliamentary republic later called Weimar The Republic Revolution period continued from November 1918 until August 1919, passed the Weimar Constitution. The reason for the revolution was the extreme burden to the people during the 4 year war, the strong influence of the defeat to the German Empire and the social tension between the public and the bourgeoisie and the power of the bourgeois elite just war lost.

The root of the revolution was the failure of the German Empire in World War I and its subsequent social tension. The first revolutionary behavior was caused by the lack of coordination between the German Supreme Headquarters policy and the Navy Headquarters. In the face of failure, the Navy Headquarters insisted on a climax war with the Royal Navy by the navy order on October 24, 1918. This fight has never happened. On October 29, 1918, German crew did not obey their orders and began preparing to fight the British Instead, they were preparing for the first day of November Wielhelmshaven I began an uprising at the navy port of. These riots spread the spirit of civil war in Germany, eventually leading to the Republic's announcement on November 9, 1918. Shortly thereafter Emperor William II gave up the throne and ran away from the country.