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	::Friedrich Ebert::
		Friedrich Ebert was born in Heidelburg in February 1871 and died in February 1925.
		Ebert was Weimar Germany's first president and was instrumental in introducing Weimar's constitution which was to play an important part in the downfall of the Weimar Republic.
		Ebert became associated with the brutality used by both, though especially by the Freikorps, in crushing both the Spartacists and an attempt to impose a Soviet in Bavaria.
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	Friedrich Ebert
		Friedrich Ebert (February 4, 1871 - February 28, 1925) was a German Social Democratic politician, who served as the last Chancellor of Imperial Germany, and also as the first President of the Weimar Republic.
		Ebert was born in Heidelberg in 1871, the son of a tailor, and himself was trained as a saddlemaker.
		Ebert led the new government for the next several months, notably using the army to suppress an uprising by the far left Spartacist movement of Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht[?].
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		Friedrich Ebert (February 4, 1871 – February 28, 1925) was a German politician (SPD), who served as Chancellor of Germany and its first president during the Weimar period.
		In August 1914, Ebert led the party to vote almost unanimously in favour of war appropriations, accepting that a war was a necessary patriotic, defensive measure.
		Ebert's critics view him as a knowing or unknowing agent of the reaction who made the wrong decisions in shaping post-war Germany by giving power and influence to those who had already sought German world domination in World War I and preventing the creation of a united, progressive political party.
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	Friedrich Ebert
		Friedrich Ebert, the son of a master tailor, was born in Heidelberg, Germany, on 4th February, 1871.
		Ebert and most of the leaders of the SDP supported Germany's participation in the First World War.
		Ebert was now condemned as a traitor by the Independent Socialist Party and the German Communist Party.
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	Friedrich Ebert Summary
		Friedrich Ebert was born in Heidelberg on Feb. 4, 1871, the son of a master tailor.
		Ebert led the new government for the next several months, notably using the army to suppress an uprising by the leftist Spartacist movement, commonly identified with Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, even though many of its members were centrist SPD supporters.
		Ebert's critics view him as a knowing or unknowing agent of the reaction who made the wrong decisions in shaping post-war Germany by giving power and influence to those who had already sought German world domination in World War I and preventing the creation of a united, progressive political party.
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		Friedrich Ebert (February 4, 1871 – February 28, 1925) was a German politician (SPD), who served as the 9th Chancellor of Germany and its first president during the Weimar period.
		Ebert led the new government for the next several months, notably using the army to suppress an uprising by the leftist Spartacist movement, commonly identified with Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, even though many of its members were centrist SPD supporters.
		In spite of Ebert's support for the violent suppression of revolutionary uprisings, the German workers protected his government from the Kapp Putsch in 1920 by means of a nation-wide general strike.
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		Friedrich Ebert (February 4, 1871 – February 28, 1925) was a German politician (SPD), who served as Chancellor of Germany and its first president during the Weimar period.
		Ebert led the new government for the next several months, notably using the army to suppress the Spartacist uprising, commonly identified with Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, even though many of its members were centrist SPD supporters.
		Ebert's critics view him as a knowing or unknowing agent of the reaction who made the wrong decisions in shaping post-war Germany by giving power and influence to those who had already sought German world domination in World War I and preventing the creation of a united, progressive political party.
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		Friedrich Ebert (February 4, 1871 - February 28, 1925) was a German politician (SPD), who served as the last Chancellor of the German Empire and also as the first President of the Weimar Republic.
		Ebert led the new government for the next several months, notably using the army to suppress an uprising by the leftist Spartacist movement, commonly identified with Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, even though many of its members were centrist SPD supporters.
		In spite of Ebert's support for the violent suppression of revolutionary uprisings, the German workers protected his government from the Kapp Putsch in 1920 by means of a nation-wide general strike.
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	Friedrich Ebert - MSN Encarta
		Friedrich Ebert (1871-1925), German socialist leader and president of the post-World War I Weimar Republic.
		Born in Heidelberg, Ebert was a saddler before becoming involved in politics.
		Ebert died in the midst of a campaign against him by right-wing critics and was succeeded by Marshal Paul von Hindenburg.
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	First World War.com - Who's Who - Friedrich Ebert
		Friedrich Ebert (1871-1925) served briefly as German Chancellor shortly before Germany's defeat in the First World War and as the country's first post-war President until his death in 1925.
		Despite Ebert's unconditional support for the government's conduct of the war his party was nevertheless viewed as dangerous revolutionaries by many in the military high command as well as by members of the government.
		Ebert died on 28 February 1925 in Berlin at the age of 54, his death hastened by the decision of a court which labelled him guilty of high treason for his support of munitions strikers during World War One.
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	Friedrich Ebert - Encyclopedia.com
		Ebert supported the war effort during World War I. In 1917, leftists split from the party over the war budget and called for revolution.
		Division in collaboration with the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung of Germany.
		Israel Faxx; 11/9/2006; 493 words; By YnetNews.com A new study conducted for the German Friedrich Ebert Fund reveals that the anti-Semitic views, sense of superiority, the yearning for a strong government and the hatred of foreigners...
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	Friedrich Ebert (1871 — 1925) - German Politician, Chancellor and President, Leader of the Social-Democratic Party SPD ...
		In August 1914, Ebert led the party to vote almost unanimously in favor of war appropriations, accepting that a war was a necessary patriotic, defensive measure.
		In spite of Ebert's support for the violent suppression of revolutionary uprisings, the German workers protected his government from the Kapp Putsch in 1920 by means of a nation-wide general strike.
		While the SPD recognizes him as one of the founders and keepers of German democracy whose death in office in February 1925 was a great loss, socialists and communists argue that he paved the way for fascism by supporting the ultra-right Freikorps and their violent suppression of workers' urprisings.
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	Friedrich Ebert
		Ebert became a journalist and in 1912 was elected as a Social Democratic Party (SDP) member of the Reichstag.
		Like most socialist in Germany, Ebert was initially opposed to the idea of Germany going to war.
		He selected Philip Scheidemann as Chancellor and although the SDP was the largest party in the Reichstag, Ebert attempted to obtain national unity by appointing ministers from other parties.
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	Who was Friedrich Ebert?
		In 1905 Ebert became secretary general of the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) and in 1913 succeeded August Bebel as party chairman.
		The leftists who had withdrawn from the SPD sought a social revolution, while Friedrich Ebert and the majority of his party wanted to establish a German parliamentary democracy.
		Ebert was determined to place the power of the revolutionary government as soon as possible in the hands of a freely elected German parliament.
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	AllRefer.com - Friedrich Ebert (German History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		A Social Democratic deputy in the Reichstag, in 1913 he became party leader, succeeding Bebel; a gradualist, or moderate, he was seen as pragmatic and non-ideological.
		Ebert supported the war effort during World War I. In 1917, leftists split from the party over the war budget and called for revolution.
		He would have preferred a parliamentary monarchy to the republic, but he succeeded Maximilian, prince of Baden as chancellor when the monarchy collapsed and was elected president in 1919.
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		Friedrich Ebert played a tremendously important role in the history of German democracy.
		Ebert, born in Heidelberg in 1871, learned the saddler's trade and traveled through Germany as a journeyman saddler.
		After the revolution of 1918 Ebert was determined to place the power of the revolutionary government in the hands of a freely elected German parliament as soon as possible.
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	Friedrich Ebert
		With Ebert's active cooperation, a new government, headed by Prince Max of Baden and consisting of the three parties of the Black-Red-Gold coalition, was organized in October 1918 through a sweeping constitutional reform that in essential respects foreshadowed the Weimar Constitution.
		Ebert was determined to place the power of the Council of People's Representatives and the Workers and Soldiers Council in the hands of a freely elected German parliament as soon as possible.
		Ebert and Hugo Preuss, a professor of constitutional law whom he had charged with the task of drafting the constitution, wished to alter the organic structure of the Reich.
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	Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung::Sudan::About Friedrich Ebert
		Friedrich Ebert was born in Heidelberg on 4 February 1871 as a son of a tailor.
		As chairman and parliamentary leader of the SPD in the Reichstag, Friedrich Ebert emerged as the leading figure of German Social Democracy during the First World War.
		During the crisis-ridden formative years of the Weimar Republic, Ebert's conciliatory and non-partisan presidency anchored the young republic which was under threat from both left-wing and right-wing extremism.
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		Friedrich Ebert - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Ebert, Friedrich (1871-1925), German socialist leader and president of the post-World War I Weimar Republic.
		As unrest spread throughout Germany, political leaders and the press publicly demanded that the emperor abdicate his throne.
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	FRIEDRICH EBERT STIFTUNG, India Office
		It bears the name of the first democratically elected German President, Friedrich Ebert, and carries on his legacy of working towards shaping freedom, solidarity and social justice by political means.
		The Friedrich Ebert Stiftung contributes to social democracy by means of:
		In his will and testament Friedrich Ebert listed three goals: to promote and assist talented young people from humble beginnings, to educate all of the classes in the spirit of democracy and to promote understanding between Germany and other countries abroad.
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	Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) Funding for anti-Israel NGOs—(GERMANY)
		The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) was founded in 1925 as a political legacy of Germany's first democratically elected president, Friedrich Ebert.
		Although this "discussion paper" carries the disclaimer that "this report does not necessarily represent the views of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation," the Forward to the report, which offers a positive introduction to its findings, is written by Knut Dethlefsen, Director of the FES office in East Jerusalem.
		The report was authored by Iain Guest, founder and Executive Director of The Advocacy Project, a Washington, DC-based NGO with a prevalent anti-Israel political agenda and ideological emphasis.
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	Death of Friedrich Ebert (February 1925) - Biografie Willy Brandt
		On 28 February 1925, Reich President Friedrich Ebert dies of a ruptured appendix in Berlin.
		In 1918-1919, due to his decisive action and role as political intermediary between workers, the bourgeois parties, and the Catholic Centre, Ebert had created preconditions for the founding of the Weimar Republic, the first democracy in Germany.
		Ebert laid out in the palace of the Reich President in Berlin, 3 March 1925
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	Friedrich Ebert - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Friedrich Ebert - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		World War I: socialist leader Friedrich Ebert takes of German government
		As unrest spread throughout Germany, political leaders and the press publicly demanded that the emperor abdicate his throne.
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