... likely to have savings which were wiped out, and they tended to be professional who depended on cash payments, and, in a crisis like this, there was less demand for their services, e.g. doctors, lawyers. Unemployment was rising and there was a high level of discontent within German society. The German people then began to blame the Weimer Republic. Support for political parties which ... paralyzed the Reichstag. Government could now only operate by Article 48, or presidential decree. By the end of 1930, Heinrich Bruning ruled as chancellor by the authorization of Hindenburg. In December...

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