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Linea 1: {{pro pagina discretiva vide\|Imperium Germanicum (discretiva)}} [[Fasciculus:Karte des Deutschen Reiches, Weimarer Republik-Drittes Reich 1919–1937.svg\|thumb\|Germania ab anno [[1919]] usque ad annum [[1937]].]] ''' Res Publica Vimariana''' ([[Theodisce]]: [[Weimarer Republik]]) est usitatum primae [[Res Publica\|Rei Publicae]] [[Germania\|Germanicae]] nomen, quae ex [[9 ~~Novembris\|9 d. m.~~ Novembris]] [[1918]] post cladem [[Imperium Germanicum\|Imperii Germanici]] in [[Bellum Orbis Terrarum I\|Bello Orbis Terrarum I]] et abdicationem [[imperator]]is [[Gulielmus II (Imperator Germaniae)\|Gulielmi II]] condita est. Res Publica Vimariana appellabatur quia primum Conventus Nationalis [[11 Februarii\|11 d. m. Februarii]] [[1919]]<ref>Geo-Epoche, ''Die Weimarer Republik'', Nr. 27, pag. 21</ref> propter tumultos non [[Berolinum\|Berolini]] sed [[Wimarium\|Vimariae]] congregavit. In litteris publicis protinus nomen [[Imperium Germanicum (1871-1918)\|Imperium Germanicum]] in usu manebat.<ref>Vide constitutionem diei 11 mensis Augusti 1919: Primum caput inscriptum est: ''Aufbau und Aufgaben des Reichs'' ("structura et munera imperii"). In articulo 1 legitur: ''Das Deutsche Reich ist eine Republik'' ("Imperium Germanicum est res publica") etc.</ref> Res Publica Vimariana anno [[1933]], [[tyrannis\|tyrannide]] [[Adolphus Hitler\|Adolphi Hitler]] incepta, obiit. Linea 94: == [[Cancellarius\|Cancellarii]] Rei Publicae Vimarii == {\| class="wikitable" \|+ style="font-weight: bold; margin-bottom: 1em"\| Line 150 ⟶ 149: ==Notae== <div class="references-small"><references/></div> ==Bibliographia== Allen, William Sheridan. [[1984]]. ''The Nazi seizure of Power: the experience of a single German town, 1922–1945.'' Novi Eboraci et Toronti: F. Watts. ISBN 0531099350. {{cite book\|first=V. 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