Question

how spartacist created problem for Weimar public​

Answer 1

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There were many reasons why the Spartacist uprising was important in challenging the government. Firstly, the very fact that the uprising was in January 1919 shows how immediately unpopular the Weimar Republic was and how for many it was seen as a temporary ‘filler’ of the political vacuum following the Kaiser’s abdication. Linked accordingly, it also showed how quickly the communists were to organise and mobilise. The Communist Party in Germany was only founded in December 1918 and within a month they were part of a widespread uprising spearheaded by the Spartacists. This clearly reveals that there was a popular Communist movement, and many Germans wanted to bring a revolution to Germany in the same vein that Communism was brought to Russia in 1917. This is especially true when you consider it had 33 newspapers and 400,000 members almost instantly, in large part due to funding from the Soviet Union.

Answer 2

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There were many reasons why the Spartacist uprising was important in challenging the government. Firstly, the very fact that the uprising was in January 1919 shows how immediately unpopular the Weimar Republic was and how for many it was seen as a temporary ‘filler’ of the political vacuum following the Kaiser’s abdication. Linked accordingly, it also showed how quickly the communists were to organise and mobilise. The Communist Party in Germany was only founded in December 1918 and within a month they were part of a widespread uprising spearheaded by the Spartacists. This clearly reveals that there was a popular Communist movement, and many Germans wanted to bring a revolution to Germany in the same vein that Communism was brought to Russia in 1917. This is especially true when you consider it had 33 newspapers and 400,000 members almost instantly, in large part due to funding from the Soviet Union.