it wasn't a cause but it was what the Germans believe is the reason they lost the war
After World War I, Germany faced significant blame for its defeat, particularly from the Allies. The Treaty of Versailles, signed in 1919, imposed harsh reparations and territorial losses on Germany, emphasizing the idea that Germany was responsible for the war. This sentiment was further fueled by the "Stab-in-the-back" myth, which suggested that the military had been betrayed by civilians and political leaders, particularly Jews and socialists, leading to widespread resentment and the rise of nationalist sentiments in the country.
At a mountain called mt buntis he died with his brother their in a shot to his brother and a stab to andres bonifacio.
The Weimar Republic was associated with Germany's defeat in World War I due to its establishment in the aftermath of the war, when the German military and political leadership sought to distance themselves from the loss. This new democratic government was often viewed as weak and illegitimate, leading to the "stab-in-the-back" myth, which claimed that the military had not truly lost the war but had been betrayed by politicians. The harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles, imposed on the Weimar Republic, further fueled resentment and instability, linking the government to national humiliation and economic hardship. These factors contributed to widespread dissatisfaction and the eventual rise of extremist movements in Germany.
Because it was a close-combat weapon, dating back to the 16th century. Even long before WW 1, bayonets were rarely actually used in combat and were mostly popular as general multi-purpose knifes in peacetime and between actual battles. In WW1 the changes in fighting tactics and most of all the use of long-distance guns and machine guns made sure that close-combat fights became even more of a rarity than before and they made the bayonet totally obsolete as a weapon.
I believe that it was the Manchurian crisis, it showed everyone that a strong minded country could overpower the league. Italy took alot of notice of Manchuria and noticed the league could do nothing. This is why Italy did what they did because they knew the league was powerless. Maybe without the Manchurian crisis, Mussolini would not have acted the way that he did. The Manchurian Crisis (1931) I think shows worldwide that the League of Nation cannot really handle tough job and anything involving major countries. It shows how they are weak and ineffective in dealing such tension. Disarmament Conference (1932), well it showed how LON cannot get involve and interfere with. They basically didn't do anything and because of the failure, countries began re-arming . I think Abyssinian Crisis was the climax and the reason was because we see how two powerful country, Britain and France going behind the back of LON and created the Hoare-Laval pact with Mussolini (give 2/3 of Abyssinia to Italy.) It was leaked and people were horrified and disgusted of how they would back stab. I think its the Abyssinian Crisis :)
The implication of the stab-in-the-back theory was that the pro-Republic parties and politicians had # Stirred up discontent, strikes, and fomented revolution in Germany in 1918 # Asked for an armitice unnecessarily # Signed a devastating peace treaty In other words, the implication was that these politicians were traitors.
It is a theory that people believed that people within Germany "stabbed them in the back". They believed that Germany did not actually lose World War 1 but civilians on their home front betrayed them so they cold get power.
cause most women think its funnyy to watch people get pissed at them
It was a conspiracy theory that claimed that the German Army had been 'stabbed in the back' by subversive politicians on the home front, that anti-war activists had caused unrest and weakened the morale of the soldiers. This, according to the conspiracu theory, created the November revolution of 1918 and the devastating armistice. This new government (the Weimar Republic) then accepted the humiliating peace terms of the Treaty of Versailles. This theory was extremely significant because it provided the Germans with a reason to hate the Weimar Republic, and in the longer term it provided Hitler with a chance for power. The stab in the back theory is closely directly linked to the rise right wing political extremism in Germany. Many Germans believed that Germany had been doing well in World War 1. As soon as Germany lost the war though, this stab in the back theory became known and accepted by many Germans and played a key role in stirring up antisemitism.
"Dolchstoß" is a German term that translates to "stab in the back." It refers to the theory that Germany's World War I defeat was caused by betrayal and subversion on the home front rather than military defeat on the battlefield. This theory was widely believed by some segments of German society following the war.
The accusation was part of a wider conspiracy theory usually called the 'stab-in-the-back legend' which claimed that Germany had been defeated by subversives on the home front and had not been defeated on the battlefield. Many versions of this conspiracy theory are not specifically anti-Jewish. However, some hardline nationalists combined it with fanciful urban legends about "Judeo-Bolshevism". Please see the links below.
stab em back.
Back Stab - 2007 was released on: USA: June 2007 (Urbanworld Film Festival)
Its when someone wants to stab you with a sharp object :) D & K was here in Hawaii!
It's called the stab-in-the-back legend in English (in German die Dolchstosslegende). It's a conspiracy theory that claimed that Germany hadn't been defeated in World War 1 but had been stabbed in the back by subversives on the homefront - socialists, Communists, liberals and Jews, so it was said. This conspiracy theory first arose in a slightly different form in early 1918 and wasn't invented by Hitler.
stab in the head
Repeatedly.