Political Violence
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- Political Violence
- Many of the Freikorps brigades were disbanded because of their sympathy with the uprising
- This didn't stop ex-members of the Freikorps from disturbing the Republic
- The putsch convinced many on the far right + nationals that the Republic was propped up the communist-inspired unions.
- 1920-22 - 354/376 were carried out by members of right-wing organisations
- 1921-22 witnessed an escalation in political violence
- Murders + assassinations of political figures
- USPD leader Karl Gareis + Centre Party politician Erzberger 1921 caused political dismay
- Murders + assassinations of political figures
- Chancellor Wirth blamed the right for destabilising the Republic
- The judiciary were lenient in their dealings right wingers
- The Republic set up special courts to deal with terrorists + assassins
- Chancellor Wirth blamed the right for destabilising the Republic
- The judiciary were lenient in their dealings right wingers
- The Republic set up special courts to deal with terrorists + assassins
- The Republic set up special courts to deal with terrorists + assassins
- The judiciary were lenient in their dealings right wingers
- Chancellor Wirth blamed the right for destabilising the Republic
- The Republic set up special courts to deal with terrorists + assassins
- The judiciary were lenient in their dealings right wingers
- Many of the Freikorps brigades were disbanded because of their sympathy with the uprising
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