This government introduced the Rentenmark to counteract hyperinflation, and its presidents were Friedrich Ebert and Paul von Hindenburg.
This polity defeated an independence attempt in its south-east led by socialists like Eugen Leviné and Kurt Eisner. This government's first leader signed a namesake pact with Wilhelm Groener, in part to deal with a group led by Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. This polity's foreign minister Walter Rathenau was assassinated after signing the Treaty of Rapallo with Russia, and one failed rebellion in it was put down with the help of Gustav von Kahr. This government was portrayed as villainous in the "stab-in-the-back" myth, and it was opposed by the Spartacist League. This government introduced the Rentenmark to counteract hyperinflation, and its presidents were Friedrich Ebert and Paul von Hindenburg. For ten points, name this ill-fated German republic which was replaced in 1933 by the Nazi Third Reich.
This polity defeated an independence attempt in its south-east led by socialists like Eugen Leviné and Kurt Eisner.
{Weimar} Republic (or {Weimarer} Republik)