The Communists and Other Revolutionary Left-wing Groups' Failure to Seize Power in the Years 1919-1923

Between 1919 and 1923, communists and other revolutionary leftists were unable to take power and between 1919 and 1923 German Weimar democracy suffered great threat from the left. Over the years, left wished to take power and wait for full opportunity, and now they think that is the right time. In January 1919, the Weimar government used armies to destroy Spartak. Over the following four years, weimar faced a series of attacks and tried to overthrow the government.

The Weimar Republic is also faced with a solid political opposition from the right-hand and left-wing political groups. In January 1919, the newly formed KPD led by Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg tried to naming it with Spartacist Uprising which is now named. Take the power to grab power. The government cracked this with the help of Freikorps, and they hated the Weimar Republic, but they even hated Communists. The left wing revolutionaries believe that they were betrayed by Albert and most socialists, but the use of the government's right wing Phillips has drawbacks.

In 1919 and 1923, the uprising and problems became even bigger. There were many revolution and protests on the street, all directed to the government. A group like the Communist Party and a group like the rightists' National Party overthrew the government using this opportunity and condemned the government to "decide the government to accept the treaty and to overthrow the UK" To do. People start their own government and condemn them as they do not know who should blame it for no reason.

The leftist socialists and communists exerted considerable influence and power until 1923 when the new president Maurice Sigman began to kick out communists from the leadership position of the union. This caused internal contradiction including shutdown of 1925. When the union leadership fought internally, the manufacturer employed a gangsters to break the 1926 strike by New Yorker led by Communist members. David Dubinsky served as president of Sigman. He is an ally of Sigma and is trying to eliminate the influence of the Communist Party from the alliance leaders. Union members are still women, but he has made little progress in promoting women to leadership positions. Rose Pesotta is the only woman over the years of the ILGWU Executive Committee.