Talk:Glossary of the Weimar Republic

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Corrected spelling of "Hindenburg" and changed first year of "Reichswehr"-entry, as the Reichswehr got its name in 1921.

To Gzorenplatz, why did you remove the Beamte and Angestellte names from the glossary? I think they should belong to the glossary. WHEELER 20:18, 27 Jul 2004 (UTC)

Beamte/Angestellte

I* didn't remove them, but I think they are not specific enough for a glossary of the Weimar Republic.

"Inheritance"...

...is unimportant for the Weimar REPUBLIC

just gay

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