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919: 470:. Before the election, Nazi stormtroopers unleashed an extensive campaign of violence against e.g. members of the Communist Party, trade unions and the SPD. As party leader of the SPD and former war opponent and member of Spartacus League, there were rumors after the election that Crispien was high on 397:, which was approved by the USPD, he was dismissed from the government. On 12 January 1919 he was elected to the WĂĽrttemberg state parliament, but resigned in April 1919 after being elected party co-chairman and member of the Executive Committee of the USPD together with 302:
students. They developed a close friendship that lasted until her death in 1919. He was sent in 1912 to Stuttgart to become editor-in-chief of the party paper Schwäbischen Tagwacht. He became part of the innermost circle of the SPD's left wing, which was then called the
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In 1922, the USPD and MSP were reunited and the SPD was re-formed. Crispien was a Member of Reichstag for the SPD from 1922 and co-led the party from 1922 to 1933. From 1923 he was a delegate to the
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appointed Hitler as Chancellor, who immediately urged the dissolution of the Reichstag and the calling of new elections. Crispien was the SPD's main candidate in the
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Government as Vice-President in 1918 and was Minister of the Interior in the Provisional State Government under
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who later became the first president of the Weimar Republic. He illegally published the newspaper
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in 1920 and as Foreign Policy Spokesman for the USPD. He successfully co-led the USPD in the
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when the party received 18% of the vote and became the second largest party.
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In 1909 he was sent to the SPD party school in Berlin where he became one of
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in 1916. He was sent to the Western Front but managed to desert.
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Crispien managed to flee the country and went into exile to
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list and that they wanted to arrest him and hang him at the
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Minister of Interior and Deputy Prime Minister of the
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Index


Free People's State of WĂĽrttemberg
Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany
Social Democratic Party of Germany
Reichstag
Berlin
Königsberg
East Prussia
Bern
Switzerland
SPD
USPD
Swiss Socialist Party
Social Democratic
Reichstag
Independent Social Democratic Party of Germany
Social Democratic Party of Germany
Königsberg
Social Democratic Party of Germany
Danzig
Volkswacht
Stuttgart
West Prussia
Rosa Luxemburg's
Spartacus League
Karl Liebknecht
Clara Zetkin
World War I
Burgfriedenspolitik
war credits

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