Why the Communists Failed to Seize Power in 1918

Why Communists lost their power in 1918 The reason the Communists were unable to capture power is the cause of the First World War. Initially, all political parties including the leftist supported the German war. However, as the war expanded, Germany lacked basic supplies such as food for the closure of its allies. More doubts began to question the rationality of continuing the war. Congress has also changed his attitude. A leftist party like the Social Democratic Party who originally supported German warfare began to doubt.

At the end of 1918, politicians inspired by Russian communist revolution founded Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands (KPD). In January 1919, it tried to grab the power of the Spartakist revolt. The coup failed and the right wing Freikorps army murdered Communist leaders Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht at the end of the month. In March 1920, Wolfgang Kapp, the founder of the right German motherland (Deutsche Vaterlands - Partei) tried to defeat the government. The Berlin garrison took over his party and the government building was occupied (the government left Berlin). Coup d'etat succeeded due to general strike

On the evening of 27th February, the German Parliament Building was destroyed. Under the pretext of the conspiracy that the Communist Party gains power, the constitutional guarantee for individual freedom was postponed and the empire government gave emergency rights. It is in the atmosphere of this fear and uneasiness that elections will be held in a week. However, the Nazi was unable to win the absolute majority which occupied 288 seats out of the 647 seats, the central party and the social democratic party were steady. Hitler can earn most of the seat only with the help of his Kuomintang partner who won 52 seats.

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