Friedrich Ebert - Birth of a Republic
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Original title | Friedrich Ebert - Birth of a Republic |
Country of production | Federal Republic of Germany |
original language | German |
Publishing year | 1969 |
length | 70 minutes |
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Director | Hermann Kugelstadt |
script | Günter Saemann |
music | Unknown |
camera | Unknown |
cut | Unknown |
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Friedrich Ebert - birth of a republic is a ZDF - TV movie , the role of Friedrich Ebert in the early years of the Weimar Republic addressed 1918/19. It was first broadcast on August 1, 1969. It is apparently an independent production, although a week later, on August 8, a subsequent film, also directed by Hermann Kugelstadt , was broadcast by ZDF: Friedrich Ebert and Gustav Stresemann . Fateful years of the republic , in which Ebert's role was again occupied by Kurd Pieritz .
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After the abdication Emperor Wilhelm II. On 9 November 1918. as part of the November Revolution is the SPD chairpersons Friedrich Ebert of Chancellor Prince Max von Baden transfer the Chancellorship. Ebert advocates social democratic ideals such as socialism and democracy and tries to prevent the proclamation of the republic in order to maintain peace and order . But Ebert's party comrade Scheidemann proclaimed a parliamentary republic on the same day in order to forestall the proclamation of a Soviet republic based on the Soviet model by Karl Liebknecht from the Spartacus League . In order to enforce the parliamentary republic, Ebert feels compelled to enter into a strategic alliance with the Supreme Army Command under General Wilhelm Groener , which is now suppressing radical left uprisings across Germany.
criticism
“... He (Friedrich Ebert) and all the others speak the history table as they had x times. Big Ploetz in dialogue form . "
See also
Web links
- Film dates at krimiserien.heimat.eu
- Friedrich Ebert - Birth of a Republic at filmportal.de
- Friedrich Ebert - birth of a republic in theInternet Movie Database(English)
- Still photo of Kurd Pieritz as Ebert in the follow-up production Friedrich Ebert and Gustav Stresemann. Fateful years of the republic .