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Who was Germany's leader in 1914?
*The Chancellor was Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg (1856-1921) who had been appointed in 1909 and held the post till 1917. *The Kaiser was William II (1859=1941, reigned 1888-1918). This was the man with the theatrical handlebar moustache, whom the British Prime Minister, David Lloyd George, promised to have hanged as a war criminal. By 1914, however, his power had been drastically curbed. Forced to abdicate in 1918. *Perhaps most powerful of all was the Chief of the General Staff, Helmuth von Molkte, the Younger (1848-1916). Resigned in 1914 after the failure of the Schlieffen Plan. Joncey
What did the weimar republic do?
The Weimar Republic was formed due to the cowardly abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II, whom had no clue when it came to ruling any country. Hence the German Social Democratic Party formed what was hailed to be a successor for Germany.
The emperor responsible for the initial construction of Constantinople was?
Constantine the Great, whom the Christians proclaimed Saint after the Edict of Milan at 313 AD
In 1912 a revolutionary group led by whom forced the last Chinese emperor to give up power?
Sun Yat-sen
Was Germany democratic in 1914?
Germany was a Constitutional Monarchy, leaning towards autocracy. The Reichstag had -some- legislative power, but not much. The Kaiser remained Head of State, and the Reichskanzler whom he assigned remained Head of Government.
Who was Germany's leader in 1914?
*The Chancellor was Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg (1856-1921) who had been appointed in 1909 and held the post till 1917. *The Kaiser was William II (1859=1941, reigned 1888-1918). This was the man with the theatrical handlebar moustache, whom the British Prime Minister, David Lloyd George, promised to have hanged as a war criminal. By 1914, however, his power had been drastically curbed. Forced to abdicate in 1918. *Perhaps most powerful of all was the Chief of the General Staff, Helmuth von Molkte, the Younger (1848-1916). Resigned in 1914 after the failure of the Schlieffen Plan. Joncey
What did the weimar republic do?
The Weimar Republic was formed due to the cowardly abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II, whom had no clue when it came to ruling any country. Hence the German Social Democratic Party formed what was hailed to be a successor for Germany.
When did psychology as a science begin and by whom?
Psychology as a science began in the late 19th century, primarily attributed to Wilhelm Wundt, who established the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany in 1879. Wundt is often referred to as the father of experimental psychology.
How many chefs where there at the London Olympics 2012?
No chef competitions were held as it was a sporting event and it would be hard to classify restaurant workers between chefs cooks and the other categories to even decide whom to count or whether to include personnel chefs and chefs attending the events and not working
Who invented differentiation calculus?
Isaac Newton and/or Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz, depending upon whom you ask.
Who Inca emperor whom the Spanish captured and executed after accepting an extensive ransom?
b
From whom Japan gain it's independence?
it was in 660 b.c (traditional date of the founding of the nation by emperor Jimmu; first recognized by emperor Meiji in 1873)
Best-known Maurya emperor under whom the empire reached its greatest size?
Asoka
Whom is credited with creating the study of psychology?
Wilhelm Wundt, a German psychologist, is credited with creating the first experimental psychology laboratory in 1879. He is often considered the father of psychology for his pioneering work in establishing psychology as a separate scientific discipline.
From whom did the Japanese emperor claim ancestry?
From the Emporer's before him, and before him, ultimately from the heavens themselves.
Who are the contributors of computers?
maybe the one who had started it.. but no sure answer to whom he is
What was the religion of the last emperor of China?
The official religion of the Qing dynasty's rulers was Confucianism, whom Puyi was the last emperor of. After the Japanese had occupied Manchukuo in 1941, Puyi was appointed by the Japanese as emperor of Manchukuo and was forced to convert to Shinto, the state religion of Japan.
