Probably none. It's certainly not a blueprint for other countries. The situation in Germany was most unusual in two respects: 1. Germany had an earlier (though unsuccessful) democratic tradition of sorts. 2. The country that had prided itself on its cultural, academic and scientific achievements, the country that had liked to see itself as the pinnacle of civilization, was exposed as morally bankrupt through and through.
Other countries can learn from Germany's emphasis on facing its past atrocities, promoting reconciliation through processes like truth and reconciliation commissions, and building strong democratic institutions to prevent regression towards authoritarianism. Germany's commitment to upholding human rights, fostering a culture of remembrance, and investing in education on democratic values can also serve as valuable lessons for other countries transitioning to democracy.
Democracy promotion refers to efforts by governments, organizations, and individuals to support and strengthen democracy in other countries. This can include providing financial and technical assistance, promoting democratic values and practices, and working to ensure free and fair elections.
Some countries that are republics include the United States, France, Germany, India, and South Africa. These countries have elected officials representing the people and a government structure that is not based on a monarchy.
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Henry Ford held anti-Semitic and racist beliefs, and publicly expressed support for the Nazi regime in Germany. He was known for his extreme nationalism and authoritarian tendencies, and favored policies that aligned with his own business interests.
As of 2021, the G7 consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Germany, Soviet Union, and Spain.
There was a major retreat from democracy. All Eastern European countries, with the exception of Czechoslovakia, fell to an authoritarian government. In addition, the Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, and Italy were totalitarian states and adding to that, Italy, Nazi Germany, and Spain were also fascist.
Germany invaded Poland in 1939, and before that, since 1918 (when Poland gained its independence), it was a democratic country (however, wioth a kind of authoritarian government).
Stage 4; the same as most Western European countries.
The answer is democratic
The Philippines, USA, Canada, Australia, UK, Germany, and Greece.
No, the Holocaust was not caused by democracy in Germany. The Holocaust was a result of Nazi ideology, anti-Semitism, and the rise of Adolf Hitler. While Germany did have a democratic system in the early 1930s, it was ultimately undermined and replaced with a totalitarian regime that implemented the Holocaust.
Many countries that have democratically elected governments practice representative democracy. Countries like the US, the UK and most of the western countries practice representative democracy.
a representative democracy is where there is a leader to look after the country. some countries that are with representative democracy's are The phillippienes, Australia, ISA, UK, Canada and Germany.
1. Russia 2. India 3.Israel 4.Canada 5. Germany
Authoritarian monarchy with elected Parliament
Yes, of course. Germany is a democracy.