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{{Infobox_nation|title1 = German | {{Infobox_nation|title1 = German Democracy |image1 = Images.png|leader: = caarliitoo|capital: = Berlin|political_system: = Marxist-Leninist Democratic Republic|economic_system: = Socialism|/n_list_page: = 1|world_power: = #5 At it's peak|standing_army: = 50 considering all citizens had conducted military training and all were eligible for conscription}} | ||
= The First Republic | == Overview == | ||
The First Republic of the German Democratic Republic was created during the German revolution where communist revolutionaries broke away from the Nazi dictatorship and declared a state of democracy. Unfortunately for the First Republic, it was short lived as it lasted only for a week until outside forces weakened the Republic and destroyed the whole of Germany. The nation was preceded by the [[German Empire]] (though realistically it was identical to the German Empire in every way except stability) and succeeded by [[Nazi Germany]] and the following states. | |||
''' | == '''Political and Economic reforms under the German Democratic Republic ''' == | ||
In an attempt to secure legitimacy of the new Democratic Republic, reforms were pushed out by the new [[Socialist Unity Party of Germany |Socialist Unity Party]] (SED) leadership to show the workings of a Democratic Republic. Elections were to be held for General Secretary and the right to vote was given to everyone. The economic reforms that ensured was the nationalisation of all private industry and enterprise, the implementation of a planned closed market economy, and an ambitious Five Year Plan to industrialise the GDR but it was never completed due to it's short existence. The new newspaper, The [[Munich Times]] was chosen to be the Party mouthpiece. During it's existence, The Munich Times consisted of all members of the SED to ensure the paper was politically reliable, which it was until the First Republic fell apart. | |||
== '''Controversy''' == | |||
The GDR is controversial as it is not recognized as a sovereign nation by all, or as an actual different entity from the [[German Empire]]. While the change was generally undisputed within Germany, the nation itself did not reform, and as such is often considered the second phase of the second incarnation of Germany, especially as it was a short lived nation. | |||
'''Controversy''' | |||
The GDR is controversial as it is not recognized as a sovereign nation by all, or as an actual different entity from the [[German Empire]]. While the change was generally undisputed within Germany, the nation itself did not reform, and as such is often considered the second phase of the second | |||
== '''Legacy''' == | |||
Although the German Democratic Republic has fallen, this is only the first rendition of the GDR and the many breakaway states formed from the collapse wonder if they will form all united again. | Although the German Democratic Republic has fallen, this is only the first rendition of the GDR and the many breakaway states formed from the collapse wonder if they will form all united again. | ||
[[Category:Past Nations]] | [[Category:Past Nations]] | ||
[[Category:Germany]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:11, 21 December 2022
Overview
The First Republic of the German Democratic Republic was created during the German revolution where communist revolutionaries broke away from the Nazi dictatorship and declared a state of democracy. Unfortunately for the First Republic, it was short lived as it lasted only for a week until outside forces weakened the Republic and destroyed the whole of Germany. The nation was preceded by the German Empire (though realistically it was identical to the German Empire in every way except stability) and succeeded by Nazi Germany and the following states.
Political and Economic reforms under the German Democratic Republic
In an attempt to secure legitimacy of the new Democratic Republic, reforms were pushed out by the new Socialist Unity Party (SED) leadership to show the workings of a Democratic Republic. Elections were to be held for General Secretary and the right to vote was given to everyone. The economic reforms that ensured was the nationalisation of all private industry and enterprise, the implementation of a planned closed market economy, and an ambitious Five Year Plan to industrialise the GDR but it was never completed due to it's short existence. The new newspaper, The Munich Times was chosen to be the Party mouthpiece. During it's existence, The Munich Times consisted of all members of the SED to ensure the paper was politically reliable, which it was until the First Republic fell apart.
Controversy
The GDR is controversial as it is not recognized as a sovereign nation by all, or as an actual different entity from the German Empire. While the change was generally undisputed within Germany, the nation itself did not reform, and as such is often considered the second phase of the second incarnation of Germany, especially as it was a short lived nation.
Legacy
Although the German Democratic Republic has fallen, this is only the first rendition of the GDR and the many breakaway states formed from the collapse wonder if they will form all united again.