It is a known fact that after World War 1 an entire nation, Germany, was brought to its knees, smashed and broken. In attempts to repair its broken state, it was hastily taped back together; this tape just so happened to be Germany's "free trial" of democracy. And so the Weimar Republic was born. The Weimar republic had numerous problems, each with its own significance in accordance with the greater picture. Some of its main problems …showed first 75 words of 1170 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1170 total…against the republic, and in due time, into the welcoming arms of Hitler. In conclusion, it can be said that three of the Weimar Republic's main problems were those of its constitution, the turbulence caused by political factions, as well as its ailing economy. It can be said that despite its 14 year life-span, its intentions always encompassed the greater good. It is a true pity that the Weimar Republic's end never justified its wholesome means.