German Revolution of 1918–19

German Reich Democracy Republic Naval order of 24 October 1918 Seekriegsleitung Imperial German Navy Kiel mutiny Abdication German Emperor Friedrich Ebert Oberste Heeresleitung Democratization Nation state Reichstag (German Empire) German federal election, 1912 Marxism Labour movement July Crisis Otto Braun Hugo Haase Free Trade Unions (Germany) Burgfriedenspolitik Karl Liebknecht Spartacus League High treason February Revolution Eduard Bernstein Centre Party (Germany) Progressive People's Party (Germany) Reichstag Peace Resolution Fourteen Points Vladimir Lenin Finland British heavy tanks of World War I Bulgaria Georg von Hertling Spa, Belgium Armistice Note verbale Quartermaster-general Wilhelm Groener Admiral Naval warfare of World War I Schillig Insubordination SMS Helgoland SMS Markgraf Karl Artelt Lothar Popp Rebellion Gustav Noske Ernest Augustus, Duke of Brunswick Hanover Ludwig III of Bavaria Kurt Eisner Antimilitarism Berlin General strike Otto Wels Pleasure garden Council of the People's Deputies Emil Barth Otto Landsberg Ferdinand Foch General Commission of German Trade Unions Carl Legien Carl Friedrich von Siemens Wildcat strike action Means of production Amnesty Social insurance Rudolf Hilferding Works council Leipzig Bremen Chemnitz Gotha Braunschweig Die Rote Fahne Kassel Neuer Marstall Hostage Communist Party of Germany Wilhelm Pieck Wilmersdorf Waldemar Pabst Horst von Pflugk-Harttung Hermann Souchon Summary execution German Democratic Party German People's Party Nationalism Weimar Coalition Weimar Eminent domain Nobility Communism Soviet Russia Walther Rathenau Ernst Troeltsch Berliner Tageblatt Adolf Hitler Arthur Rosenberg Central Committee Eberhard Kolb Wolfgang Mommsen Werner Conze Gerhard A. Ritter Volker Ullrich Deutsches Historisches Museum Jungle World Hagen Schulze Hans-Ulrich Wehler Integrated Authority File
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