it s a gotten off to a dream starts at twenty eight strays a man was the youngest member of the rush tac the german parliament like the kaiser he dreamed of a world wide german empire. when war broke out in one nine hundred fourteen he demanded conquests in east and west when it was clear that the war was lost he too wanted to restrict the power of the kaiser but he didn t welcome the republic that was proclaimed on the ninth of november one thousand nine hundred eighteen i think i was one. that was a very brazen man found himself marginalized it seems as with the end of the imperial regime slays a man s whole world collapsed for him personally at the end of the war brought
in germany activists like helen ally and closet second were a driving force to get the vote where women were banned from even attending political gatherings until nineteen zero zero eight from nine hundred fourteen external factors shaped the role of women in society. the first world war began many say that women s contribution to the war effort back home helped secure them the vote in one thousand nine hundred eighteen in britain. and in germany. after the revolution women throng to the streets to vote for the first time in the elections to the national assembly in january one nine hundred nineteen. the late comers to the table of women suffrage was spain in one thousand nine hundred thirty one france in one thousand nine hundred forty four and italy in one thousand nine hundred forty five and in portugal women were barred from voting in national politics until as recently as nine hundred seventy six. and although it s
four years from nine hundred fourteen to nineteen eighteen and europe seemed on course to destroy itself. on august the fourth one thousand nine hundred fourteen germany invaded belgium. most of the world s major powers was soon drawn into the conflict. by the time the war ended almost forty nations in europe africa the middle east and east asia were involved. the so-called war was fought with unprecedented destructive power. of more than sixteen million people were killed. parts of belgium and northern france were devastated.
learn anything at all the book is real peace and impossibilities. one team. not forgotten w. s november focus kluck. four years from nine hundred fourteen to nineteen eighteen and europe seemed on course to destroy itself. on august the fourth one thousand nine hundred fourteen germany invaded belgium.
she that was badly shaken by his experience of incarceration he attempted to redefine himself and actively sought recognition as a refusal artist in european art circles he was already acknowledged as an exponent of austrian expressionism. what he lacked was an image boosting suggestion abroad think it was fine and i think it was his serious intention to go to paris you can tell it from his letters in early one nine hundred fourteen he corresponded with several people and stated that he wanted to visit paris it seems he also found someone prepared to give him enough money for a longer stay so he definitely planned to go to paris. that the plan was watered by the outbreak of the first world war. unlike his expressionist colleague oskar kokoschka who had moved to berlin she remained in austria good stuff claim to help get him into the association of austrian artists and she lamented exhibitions but