IN the winter of 1919, the leaders of the newly founded German Republic, having overthrown Emperor Wilhelm II at the end of World War I, searched for a city to host a constitutional convention.
They settled on the small city of Weimar, centrally located and home to a theatre large enough for all delegates.
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