Question

The Weimar constitution had some inherent defects which made it unstable and vulnerable to dictatorship. explain

Answer 1

      The Weimar Constitution had three inherent defects
(i) It was based on proportional representation, which made achieving a majority by one party virtually impossible. Only coalition governments ruled.
(ii) Existence of Article 48 in the constitution, which gave the President the power to impose emergency suspend civil rights and rule by decree.
(iii) Due to 20 different coalition governments being formed, people lost confidence in the democratic Parliamentary system, as it offered no solutions to their problems. 

Answer 2

The constitution of German Reich was known as Weimer constituion

Explanation:

Germany was governed by this constitution from 1919-1933. According to the constitution Germany was a democratic parliamentary republic with legislature with proportional representation.  

• There were many weaknesses in the Weimer constitution, but the major one was Article 48.
• Hitler took advantage of Article 48 after becoming the chancellor and eventually became the dictator of Germany.
• this article allowed the president even without proper checks ans balances to suspend the civil liberties.
• the President could dismiss the chancellor even if he had the confidence in the Reichstag's, similarly
• The president could also appoint chancellor even if he didn't had the support of the Reichstag.

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