This man twice beat Ernst Thalmann in general elections. The Camarilla, which included Franz von Papen, encouraged this successor of Friedrich Ebert to testify about the "stab in the back" legend.
This man twice beat Ernst Thalmann in general elections. The Camarilla, which included Franz von Papen, encouraged this successor of Friedrich Ebert to testify about the "stab in the back" legend. The incompetence of Rennenkampf led to one general's suicide after losing a battle to this man, who received credit for the victory over Samsonov at Tannenberg, while his namesake defense line was not breached until 1918. The leader of the German high command along with Erich Ludendorff during World War I, for 10 points name this man who appointed Hitler chancellor in 1933, the namesake of a noted airship.
This man twice beat Ernst Thalmann in general elections. The Camarilla, which included Franz von Papen, encouraged this successor of Friedrich Ebert to testify about the "stab in the back" legend.
Paul von {Hindenburg}