Free People’s State of Württemberg

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The Free People’s State of Württemberg was a republican state in southwestern Germany that replaced the Kingdom of Württemberg after World War I and later became part of modern Baden-Württemberg.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constituent state of Germany
former state
republican state
afterAbolitionPartOf American occupation zone in Germany
French occupation zone in Germany
capital Stuttgart
coatOfArms three black stag antlers on a yellow shield
continent Europe
country Germany
currency German Papiermark
linked to: Papiermark

Reichsmark
Rentenmark
dissolutionCause defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II
endTime 1945
25 April 1945
establishedAsResultOf German Revolution of 1918–1919
flag black-red horizontal bicolor
followedBy State of Württemberg-Hohenzollern
governmentForm parliamentary democracy
republic
hasTypeOfSubdivision Land (state) of Germany
headOfStateTitle Minister-President of Württemberg
highestCityByPopulation Stuttgart
historicalRegion Württemberg
languageOfName German
legislativeBody Landtag of Württemberg
locatedIn Swabia
linked to: Duchy of Swabia

southwestern Germany
nativeName Freier Volksstaat Württemberg
neighbouringEntity Bavaria
Republic of Baden
officialLanguage German
partOf German Reich
linked to: Nazi Germany

Nazi Germany
Weimar Republic
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
replaced Kingdom of Württemberg
shortName Württemberg
startTime 1918
9 November 1918
succeededBy Württemberg-Baden
Württemberg-Hohenzollern
timePeriod World War II era
linked to: World War II

interwar period
todayPartOf Baden-Württemberg

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Kingdom of Württemberg hasSuccessor Free People’s State of Württemberg
State of Württemberg-Hohenzollern followed Free People’s State of Württemberg
Stuttgart successorPoliticalEntity Free People’s State of Württemberg (20th century)
linked to: Free People’s State of Württemberg
William II of Württemberg succeededByInGovernment Free People’s State of Württemberg