What rights did the Weimar Constitution give to German citizens?

Answer 1

There were a number of basic rights that were granted to the German people. Some of them include public safety, equality of everyone under the law, abolition of class privileges, freedom of speech and so much more.

Answer 2

The Weimar Constitution, signed on August 11, 1919 set up Germany's first parliamentary democracy. Prior to this, Germany was a Dictatorship. At the end of WWI this enabled Germany to sign an armistice with the allies. There were two sets of fundamental rights - one for Germans that guaranteed assembly, association and abode. For non-citizens, the rights the live there and work were limited. The constitution also included Article 48, which allowed leaders to suspend the rights at will. Many of the laws passed around the time of Hitler were enabled by this article.