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The SDP - Social Democratic Party were a centrist party in the United Kingdom, formed in 1981 by 13 Labour MP's and one Conservative MP, the SDP were quick to form an electoral alliance with the Liberal Party and this led to calls for the two parties to merge. This happened in 1988. Three SDP MP's were very unhappy with the merger and continued until 1990 with a continuation SDP. David Owen stood-down as an MP in the 1992 General election and the other two (Rosie Barnes and John Cartwright) sought re-election as 'Social Democrats' in their repective constituencies and narrowly lost to Labour.

The Whigs became the Liberals which eventually merged with the SDP to become the modern Liberal Democrats

Depends on engine... you're either looking at Mercedes-Benz/Detroit, Cummins, or Caterpillar for that year. Woe be to you if you own an SDP Cat.

The flywheel bolts on all Cats, you want to torque to 200 ft/lbs. That hasn't changed between different models of the C15 (6NZ, MBN,, ACERT, SDP, etc)

Equivalent of AISI 1045 is EN18.

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In hope of restoring the country back to civilian rule, the AFRC created two new political parties: the national republican convention (nrp)led by Bashir Tofa from northern Nigeria and the social Democratic Party (sdp)

Depends on which year you're referring to for the Cat C13... after 2004, Cats went downhill... after 2007, they really took a dive. You definitely don't want an ACERT or SDP Cat.

The interiors are a bit flimsy compared to other KW models, but they tend to be pretty good trucks, so long as you have a good drivetrain with it... if you have, say, an SDP Cat, then it's going to be trash, no matter the truck.

The Liberal Democrats formed in 1988 after the merger of the Liberal Party and the SDP. Before the 1920's the Liberal Party were regularly in government. The last Prime Minister that was a member of the Liberal Party was Lloyd-George who died in 1945.

Bluetooth uses a variety of protocols, examples being Object exchange (OBEX), Service discovery protocol (SDP) and Link management protocol (LMP). Bluetooth is a common feature of modern-day portable devices like mobile phones and digital cameras.

Commuter students have the options to either bring a packed lunch from home or buy lunch from one of the restaurants around the studios. Residential students get a sack lunch in the cafeteria before leaving for class in the morning, but also have the option to go buy lunch from a nearby restaurant.

Although the Social Democratic Party could not influence laws, because of the structure of the legislature, the party gained public support by using political office to spread its views. By 1877, the SDP had elected 12 members to the Reichstag. The party was able to use the Reichstag as a forum for its grievances.

The currency in Sudan is currently pound (SDP) which has replaced the Sudanese Dinar (SDD) in 2007.

Depends on model year and market. Cat left the highway diesel market for a reason - buy a truck with a C15 with an engine serial number beginning with SDP, and you'll find out why, real quick.

Check all spark plugs and ignition cables. Check your air filter to make sure it's not full of crap either. Run some SDP through the gas tank on the next fill up.

well, it depends on how good you are. There are many requirement, are you taking at a classical ballet school? how many days a week are you taking ballet? are you on pointe? how long? also, how serious are you about ballet? You have to be strong enough to take many classes a day. I have gone to Boston Ballet SDP for the past two years. I had 4, 5 classes a day, many of them on pointe.

It is a Relinquished. Cards with printing errors are hard to price. Cards that are popular, might be worth more with a genuine misprint like a lack of name. Cards that have no real demand (such as Relinquished) might only go for a very small amount, and even then you'd have to look hard to find someone who wants it.

So it's impossible to put an actual figure on it.

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Delhi is an important commercial capital in Asia. The service industry contributes the largest chunk of the State Domestic Product (SDP)- about 70% followed by manufacturing (25.2%) and agriculture (3.85%)

The key industries include Information Technology,Telecommunications,Hotels, Media, Banking and Tourism. The manufacturing industries of Delhi has also expanded as many consumer goods industries have established manufacturing units and offices in the region.

Delhi's large consumer market and its abundance of skilled labor has attracted foreign investments to Delhi. The Delhi State Industrial Development Corporation (DSIDC) has played a vital role in shaping the Industrial growth of Delhi.

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A "theorem" is a statement that tells how things work.

The Pythagorean theorem tells how the relationship between the lengths of the sides of a
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Valentine Palmer has: Played Taylor in "Dixon of Dock Green" in 1955. Played Ronald in "The Saint" in 1962. Played Monia in "Doctor Who" in 1963. Played Mr. Milton in "Crossroads" in 1964. Played Tony in "The Yellow Hat" in 1966. Played Philip Tremayne in "Misleading Cases" in 1967. Played himself in "Moira Anderson Sings" in 1968. Played Drew in "The Tingaree Affair" in 1969. Played Hugo in "The Misfit" in 1970. Played Lord Willoughby in "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" in 1970. Played Hotel guest in "And Mother Makes Three" in 1971. Played Flight Sergeant Martin Jarvis in "The Pathfinders" in 1972. Played Simon in "Emmerdale Farm" in 1972. Played Pieter Viljoen in "The Cuckoo Waltz" in 1975. Played Carew in "The Sweeney" in 1975. Played News Reporter in "The Professionals" in 1977. Played Barry in "Minder" in 1979. Played SDP Candidate in "The Chinese Detective" in 1981. Played Mr. Norbet in "Fanny Hill" in 1995.

The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Philadelphia Phillies in six games. In the decisive game, Joe Carter hit a three run home run in the bottom of the ninth, becoming the second player in MLB history (after Pittsburgh's Bill Mazeroski in 1960) to hit a World Series winning walk-off home run.

• 1983: Wade Boggs - Boston Red Sox (.361)
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The cast of Central Weekend - 1986 includes: James Ackers as himself Kaye Adams as Herself - Presenter Peter Barry as Himself - Dancer Nicky Campbell as Himself - Presenter Peter Challis Roger Cook as Himself - Presenter Allister Craddock as Himself - Narrator of film section Andy Craig as Himself - Presenter Bridget Crowley as Herself - Dance Teacher Edwina Currie as herself Geoffrey Dear as Himself - West Midlands Chief Constable Victoria Derbyshire as Herself - Presenter Barry Grimaldi as himself Reg Harcourt as Himself - Presenter Simon Hinds as Himself - Journalist Samantha Hughes as Herself - Dancer Sue Jay as Herself - Presenter Adrian Mills as Himself - Presenter Manzoor Moghal as Himself - SDP Jane Moore as Herself - Presenter Graham Mulvern as Himself - Production Supervisor Arthur Scargill as himself Hal Shapiro as Himself - Police Commissioner Keith Vaz as Himself - Labour Claudia Winkleman as Herself - Presenter Stevie Wonder as himself Coleman Young as Himself - Mayor of Detroit

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== The aftermath of the 1979 election defeat saw a period of bitter internal rivalry in the Labour Party which had become increasingly divided between the ever more dominant left wingers under Michael Foot and Tony Benn (whose supporters dominated the party organisation at the grassroots level), and the right under Denis Healey. It was widely considered that Healey would win the 1980 leadership election, but he was narrowly defeated by Foot. For other persons named Michael Foot, see Michael Foot (disambiguation). ... Anthony Tony Neil Wedgwood Benn (born 3 April 1925), formerly 2nd Viscount Stansgate, is a British socialist politician. ... Denis Winston Healey, Baron Healey, CH, MBE, PC (born 30 August 1917), is a British Labour politician. ... The British Labour Party leadership election of 1980 was held following the resignation of James Callaghan. ...

The Thatcher government was determined not to be deflected from its agenda as the Heath government had been. A deflationary budget in 1980 led to substantial cuts in welfare spending and an initial short-term sharp rise in unemployment. The Conservatives reduced or eliminated state assistance for struggling private industries, leading to large redundancies in many regions of the country, notably in Labour's heartlands. However, Conservative legislation extending the right for residents to buy council houses from the state proved very attractive to many Labour voters. (Labour had previously suggested this idea in their 1970 election manifesto, but had never acted on it.) Deflation is a decrease in the general price level, over a period of time. ...

The election of Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) veteran Michael Foot to the leadership disturbed many Atlanticists in the Party. Other changes increased their concern; the constituencies were given the ability to easily deselect sitting MPs, and a new voting system in leadership elections was introduced that gave party activists and affiliated trade unions a vote in different parts of an electoral college. CND redirects here. ...

The party's move to the left in the early 80s led to the decision by a number of centrist party members led by the Gang of Four of former cabinet ministers (Shirley Williams, William Rodgers, Roy Jenkins, and David Owen. ) to issue the "Limehouse Declaration" on January 26, 1981, and to form the breakaway Social Democratic Party. The departure of even more members from the centre and right further swung the party to the left, but not quite enough to allow Tony Benn to be elected as Deputy Leader when he challenged for the job at the September 1981 party conference. In Chinese history, the Gang of Four was a group of Communist politicians based in Shanghai. ... The Baroness Williams of Crosby Shirley Williams, Baroness Williams of Crosby, PC (born July 27, 1930), is a British politician. ... People named Bill Rodgers: Bill Rodgers (politician), British politician Bill Rodgers (athlete), American marathon runner This is a disambiguation page - a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. ... Roy Harris Jenkins, Baron Jenkins of Hillhead, OM, PC (November 11, 1920 â€" January 5, 2003) was a British politician and a prominent Labour Member of Parliament in the 1960s and 1970s, and founding member of the Social Democratic Party (SDP). ... For other persons named David Owen, see David Owen (disambiguation). ... The Social Democratic Party (SDP) was a United Kingdom political party which existed between 1981 and 1990. ... is the 26th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar. ... AUGUST 25 1981 US Marine Sean Vance is Born on the 25th of August {ear nav|1981}} Year 1981 (MCMLXXXI) was a common year starting on Thursday (link displays the 1981 Gregorian calendar). ... The Social Democratic Party (SDP) was a political party of the United Kingdom that existed nationwide between 1981 and 1988. ...

Under Foot's leadership, the party's agenda became increasingly dominated by the politics of the hard left. Accordingly, the party went into the 1983 general election with the most left wing manifesto that Labour ever stood upon. The manifesto contained pledges for abolition of the House of Lords, unilateral nuclear disarmament, withdrawal from the European Community, withdrawal from NATO and a radical and extensive extension of state control over the economy. Far left is a vague term used to refer to people or ideas falling into the general category of left wing which the speaker considers to be extreme. ... The UK general election, 1983 was held on June 9, 1983 and gave the Conservatives and Margaret Thatcher the most decisive election victory since that of Labour in 1945. ... This article is about the British House of Lords. ... The European Community (EC) was originally founded on March 25, 1957 by the signing of the Treaty of Rome under the name of European Economic Community. ... This article is about the military alliance. ...

This alienated many of the party's more right-wing supporters. The Bennites were in the ascendency and there was very little that the right could do to resist or water down the manifesto, many also hoped that a landslide defeat would discredit Michael Foot and the hard left of the party moving Labour away from explicit Socialism and towards weaker social-democracy. Labour MP and former minister Gerald Kaufman famously described the 1983 election manifesto as "the longest suicide note in history". Michael Foot has countered, with typical wit, that it is telling about Gerald Kaufman that it is likely that his one oft quoted remark will be all that he is remembered for.Much of the press attacked both the Labour party's manifesto and its style of campaigning, which tended to rely upon public meetings and canvassing rather than media. By contrast, the Conservatives ran a professional campaign which played on the voters' fears of a repeat of the Winter of Discontent. To add to this, the Thatcher government's popularity rose sharply on a wave of patriotic feeling following victory in the Falklands War, allowing it to recover from it initial unpopularity over unemployment and economic difficulty.At the 1983 election, Labour suffered a landslide defeat, winning only 27.6% of the vote, their lowest share since 1918. Labour won only half a million votes more than the SDP-Liberal Alliance which had attracted the votes of many moderate Labour supporters. The United Kingdom general election of 1918 held on 14th December 1918, after the Representation of the People Act 1918. ... The SDP-Liberal Alliance was an electoral alliance of the Social Democratic Party and the Liberal Party in the UK that ran from 1981 to 1988, when the bulk of the two parties merged to form the Social and Liberal Democrats, later referred to as simply the Liberal Democrats. ...

== Michael Foot immediately resigned and was replaced by Neil Kinnock, initially considered a firebrand left-winger, he proved to be more pragmatic than Foot and progressively moved the party towards the centre; banning left-wing groups such as the Militant tendency and reversing party policy on EEC membership and withdrawal from NATO, bringing in Peter Mandelson as Director of Communications to modernise the party's image, and embarking on a policy review which reported back in 1985. Neil Gordon Kinnock, Baron Kinnock, PC (born 28 March 1942) is a British politician. ... The Militant tendency was a group within the UK Labour Party founded in 1964. ... This article or section cites very few or no references or sources. ...

At the 1987 general election, the party was again defeated in a landslide, but had at least re-established itself as the clear challengers to the Conservatives and gained 20 seats reducing the Conservative majority to 102 from 143 in 1983, despite a sharp rise in turnout. Challenged for the leadership by Tony Benn in 1988, Neil Kinnock easily retained the leadership claiming a mandate for his reforms of the party. Re-organisation resulted in the dissolution of the Labour Party Young Socialists, which was thought to be harbouring entryist Militant groups. It also resulted in a more centralised communication structure, enabling a greater degree of flexibility for the leadership to determine policy, react to events, and direct resources. Margaret Thatcher David Steel Election 1987 Titles The United Kingdom general election of 1987 was held on 11 June 1987 and was the third consecutive victory for the Conservative Party under the leadership of Margaret Thatcher. ... Anthony Tony Neil Wedgwood Benn (born 3 April 1925), formerly 2nd Viscount Stansgate, is a British socialist politician. ... The Labour Party Young Socialists (LPYS) were established by the British Labour Party following the collapse of the earlier Young Socialists following the expulsion of the entryist Socialist Labour League (which became the Workers Revolutionary Party) in 1961. ... Entryism (or entrism or enterism) is a political tactic by which a smaller organisation joins a (usually hostile) larger organisation in an attempt to either gain recruits, influence or both. ... The Militant tendency was a group within the UK Labour Party founded in 1964. ...

During this time the Labour Party emphasised the abandonment of its links to high taxation and old-style nationalisation, which aimed to show that the party was moving away from the left of the political spectrum and towards the centre. It also became actively pro-European, supporting further moves to European integration.

MLB permanently retired the #42 in 1997. However, they allowed anyone who was wearing #42 at the time to continue to wear it. Mariano Rivera of the Yankees is the only player wearing #42 currently as he was in MLB at the time of its retirement. Once he retires, no one will ever again wear the #42 in MLB.

There are a few options. Since "big rig" is an American term, I'll assume you're talking about American trucks. For a typical tractor-trailer unit with a total of five axles, the engine displacement can range from 10 to 16 liters. 10, 11, and 12 liter engines will be more common for local trucks, doing things such as P&D, LTL, etc. Line haul, long distance trucks most commonly have a 13 to 15 liter engine. The only manufacturer currently offering a 16 liter is Volvo. The current (as of 8/2015) truck manufacturers in the US are PACCAR, Inc. (Kenworth and Peterbilt), Volvo A.B. (Volvo and Mack), Daimler A.G. (Freightliner and Western Star), and Navistar (International, and a cooperative effort with Caterpillar, Inc.). Ford got out of that Class 8 truck business in 1997, when they sold their heavy duty truck line to Daimler A.G. (who put the trucks into production under the Sterling name ontil 2009). General Motors got out of it in 1988, when they sold out to Volvo A.B. Marmon closed their doors in 1997.
Engines currently available for these trucks include the 11 liter Cummins ISM and 12 and 15 liter Cummins ISX (available in all makes of truck), 13 liter VE-D13 (available in Volvos and in Macks as the MP-8), 16 liter VE-D16 (available in Volvos and in Macks as the MP-10), 13 liter Maxxforce 13 (available in Internationals and an engine based on this one is used in Caterpillar trucks), 13 liter Detroit DD13 (available in Freightliners and Western Stars), 15 liter DD15 (available in Freightliners and Western Stars), and 13 liter PACCAR MX13 (available in Kenworths and Peterbilts). Caterpillar got out of highway diesel after 2009, after the fiasco with their SDP engines. Detroit Diesel engines became exclusive to Daimler A.G. products (Freightliner, Western Star, and, until 2009, Sterling) after 2002 (they had previously been available in most makes of truck prior). Mercedes-Benz engines were available in Daimler A.G. products from 2003 - 2009.

There are many ways to lose a match in Taekwondo competition. First is to be disqualified for not meeting the requirements or not having the required gear, and showing up in the ring on time when your name is called.

The next way to lose would be by a knockout (for tournaments where contact is allowed, such as in Olympic Taekwondo for adults). The athlete could also lose the match based on a major violation, or series of violations (a total of 4 points deduction) for illegal techniques or disallowed conduct on the part of the athlete or coach. The match could be ended if the Referee (upon consulting with the judges) determines that it is a mismatch, and one opponent is clearly dominating the other. Also, a fighter or their coach could forfeit the match and withdraw from competition.

A fighter could lose if they are injured by a legal attack and cannot continue, or if they cause injury by using an illegal attack whereby their opponent can not continue. If the match is played through to the end of the final round, the contestant with the most points wins. In case of a tie, the winner is determined by a 4th "sudden death" round where the first opponent to score a point wins. If there are no points scored in the sudden death round, the judging officials vote based on a number of criteria relating to aggressive match management, advanced techniques, and number of techniques thrown. The referee breaks any tie in voting.

Many independent Taekwondo organizations and federations have their own tournament rules that may vary, and World Taekwondo Federation competition rules may be modified with approval for smaller WTF recognized events.

From the most recent update of WTF competition rules as of October 7, 2010:

Article 16 Decisions

1 케이오승

1 Win by Knock-out (KO)

2 주심직권승

2 Win by Referee Stops Contest (RSC)

3 최종점수승

3 Win by final score (PTF)

4 점수차승

4 Win by point gap (PTG)

Explanation: Win by point gap: In case of 12 points difference between two athletes at the time of the completion of 2nd round and/or at any time during the 3rd round, the referee shall stop the contest and shall declare the winner by point gap.

5 써든데스승

5 Win by Sudden Death (SDP)

6 우세승

6 Win by Superiority (SUP)

7 기권승

7 Win by withdrawal (WDR)

8 실격승

8 Win by disqualification (DSQ)

9 반칙승

9 Win by referee's punitive declaration (PUN)

Names of Political Parties and their chairman in Nigeria

APC

ALL PROGRESSIVES CONGRESS

National Chairman

Chief Odigie Oyegun

APA

African Peoples Alliance

National Chairman

EMMANUEL URHUARHOVIE (ACTING)

APGA

All Progressives Grand Alliance

National Chairman

Chief (Sir) Victor C. Umeh

DPP

Democratic Peoples Party

National Chairman

Maj. Gen. Magashi, B.S.

LP

Labour Party

National Chairman

Barr Dan Nwanyanwu

NCP

National Conscience Party

National Chairman

Yunusa Tanko

NNPP

New Nigeria Peoples Party

National Chairman

Dr. B. O. Aniebonam

PDC

People For Democratic Change

National Chairman

Alhaji Mudi M. Waziri

PDM

Peoples Democratic Movement

National Chairman

Bashir Yusuf Ibrahim

PDP

Peoples Democratic Party

National Chairman

Aih. Ahmed Adamu Muazu

UPP

United Progressive Party

National Chairman

Chief Chekwas Okorie

UPN

Unity Party of Nigeria

National Chairman

Dr. Fredick I. Fasehun

UDP

United Democratic Party

National Chairman

Dr. Umaru Dikko

SDP

Social Democratic Party

National Chairman

Chief. Olu Falae

PPN

Peoples Party of Nigeria

National Chairman

Acting National Chairman Alh. Lawal M. T. Adamu

PPA

Progressive Peoples Alliance

National Chairman

ACTING NATIONAL CHAIRMAN: PETER AMEH

A

Accord

National Chairman

Hon. Mohammad Lawal Nalado

AA

Action Alliance

National Chairman

Tunde Anifowose Kelani

ACD

Advanced Congress Of Democrats

National Chairman

Yusuf Buba

ACPN

Allied Congress Party of Nigeria

National Chairman

Engr. Olu Okunriaboye

AD

Alliance For Democracy

National Chairman

Chairman, AD Senator Mojisoluwa Akinfenwa

ADC

African Democratic Congress

National Chairman

Chief Ralph Okey Nwosu

CPP

Citizens Popular Party

National Chairman

Acting National Chairman Chief Sam Eke

ID

INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS

National Chairman

Edozie Madu

KP

Kowa Party

National Chairman

Alh. Umar Mustapha

PDC People For Democratic Change National Chairman Alhaji Mudi M. Waziri

UDP United Democratic Party

National Chairman

Afghanistan

Hamid Karzai

Albania

Bamir Topi

Algeria

Abdelaziz Bouteflika

Angola

José Eduardo dos Santos

Argentina

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

Armenia

Serzh Sargsyan

Austria

Incumbent Heinz Fischer

Azerbaijan

İlham Aliyev

Bangladesh

Zillur Rahman

Belarus

Alexander Lukashenko

Benin

Yayi Boni

Bolivia

Evo Morales

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Haris Silajdžić (SBiH)

Željko Komšić (SDP)

Nebojša Radmanović (SNSD)

Botswana

Ian Khama

Brazil

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Bulgaria

Georgi Parvanov

Burkina Faso

Blaise Compaoré

Burundi

Pierre Nkurunziza

Cameroon

Paul Biya

Cape Verde

Pedro Pires

Central African Republic

François Bozizé

Chad

Idriss Déby

Chile

Michelle Bachelet

China

Hu Jintao

Colombia

Álvaro Uribe

Comoros

Ahmed Abdullah Mohamed Sambi

Congo

Joseph Kabila

Costa Rica

Óscar Arias

Côte d'Ivoire

Laurent Gbagbo

Croatia

Stjepan Mesić

Cuba

Raul Castro Ruz

Cyprus

Dimitris Christofias

Czech Republic

Václav Klaus

Djibouti

Ismail Omar Guelleh

Dominica

Nicholas Liverpool

Dominican Republic

Leonel Fernández

East Timor

José Ramos-Horta

Ecuador

Rafael Correa

Egypt

Muhammad Hosni Mubarak

El Salvador

Antonio Saca Equatorial

Guinea

Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo

Eritrea

Isaias Afewerki

Estonia

Toomas Hendrik Ilves

Ethiopia

Girma Wolde-Giorgis

Fiji

Ratu Josefa Iloilo

Finland

Tarja Halonen

France

Nicolas Sarkozy

Gabon

Omar Bongo Ondimba

Gambia

Yahya Jammeh

Georgia

Mikheil Saakashvili

Germany

Horst Köhler

Ghana

John Evans Atta Mills

Greece

Karolos Papoulias

Guatemala

Álvaro Colom

Guinea

Moussa Dadis Camara

Guinea-Bissau

Raimundo Pereira (Acticng President)

Guyana

Bharrat Jagdeo

Haiti

René Préval

Honduras

Manuel Zelaya

Hungary

László Sólyom

Iceland

Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson

India

Pratibha Patil

Indonesia

Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

Iran

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Iraq

Ireland

Mary McAleese

Israel

Shimon Peres

Italy

Giorgio Napolitano

Kazakhstan

Nursultan Nazarbayev

Kenya

Mwai Kibaki

Kiribati

Anote Tong

North Korea

Kim Il-sung

South Korea

Lee Myung-bak

Kyrgyzstan

Kurmanbek Bakiyev

Laos

Choummaly Sayasone

Latvia

Valdis Zatlers

Lebanon

Michel Suleiman

Liberia

Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf

Lithuania

Valdas Adamkus

Macedonia

Branko Crvenkovski

Madagascar

Marc Ravalomanana

Malawi

Bingu WA Mutharika

Malives

Mohamed Nasheed

Mali

Amadou Toumani Touré

Malta

Edward Fenech Adami

Marshall Islands

Litokwa Tomeing

Mauritania

Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz

Mauritius

Anerood Jugnauth

Mexico

Felipe Calderón

Micronesia

Manny Mori

Moldova

Vladimir Voronin

Mongolia

Nambaryn Enkhbayar

Montenegro

Filip Vujanović

Mozambique

Armando Guebuza

Namibia

Hifikepunye Pohamba

Nauru

Marcus Stephen

Nepal

Ram Baran Yadav

Nicaragua

Daniel Ortega

Niger

Tandja Mamadou

Nigeria

Umaru Yar'Adua.

Pakistan

Asif Ali Zardari

Depending on how you look at it Germany could have solved most of the problems it faced not very many at all. The Main influences in solving Germanys problems were; The Dawes Plan, Inflation control, Foreign Affairs, the French leaving the Ruhr, Economic Growth, Reforms and Strength at the Centre. But due to events that occurred during this period some people believe that Germany did not recover at all. The first point I will look at is the Dawes plan. This plan was all about the reparations and was put in place by Gustav Streseman. It confirmed the amount Germany had to pay which was 132,000 million marks, change the schedule of payment so that over 5 years the payments went up to 2,500 million marks but would vary along with how well the economy was doing. Also the conditions were that the allies maintained control of the railways, the Reichsbank and custom duties and the sanctions for non-payment would be agreed by all allies not just France. The Plan also gave Germany an 800 million Mark Loan from America to help with the economy. This attributed to economic recovery in Germany as the reparations were starting to be paid on time and Streseman stopped the strikes in the Ruhr which all contributed to recovering Germany. The Next thing that Streseman wanted to fix was inflation and to do this he decided to introduce a new currency in Germany. Streseman called in all the old worthless marks and had them burned. He replaced them with a new currency called the Rentenmark which was worth 3,000 million of the old marks. The inflation was now controlled which also helped Germanys failing economy. Streseman also helped Germany's status as a country by making deals with foreign countries. In 1925 The Locarno Treaty was made which guaranteed Germany's frontiers with France and Belgium. Then in 1926 Germany rejoined the league of nations which reaffirmed Germany's status of a great power when it joined. The Last thing he did was implement the Young's Plan in 1929 which reduced the reparation sum to 37,000million marks, lowered the annual payments which were to be paid in 58yrs, stopped the allies' supervision on Germany, Germany were allowed at the negotiations and allies troops were to be withdrawn from Germany. This strengthened Germany's status of a great power and lowered the chances of Germany slipping back into another economic crisis. This Plan also meant that the French left the Ruhr giving Germany back its most prosperous area and lessening the economic problem. Economic Growth was then created in Germany by Streseman. He borrowed 25,000 million gold marks mainly from America which was used to build road, railways and factories. This economic boom led to prosperity and also made cultural life very better in Germany. This became to be known as the roaring twenties. This made the people of Germany very happy after many years of upset and also cured Germany's economic problem. Streseman also introduced many reforms to make life better for the working classes. He created labour exchanges and unemployment pay as well as building 3 million new homes. This contributed to the recovery of country morale, economy and life in Germany in general. The last point is strength at the centre which is all about the Weimar's constitution. Gustav arranged a 'Great Coalition' of the moderate pro-democracy parties (Based around the SDP, the centre party and Streseman's 'German Peoples Party', the DVP.) Untied together, they were able to resist the criticisms from smaller extremist parties and in this way overcome the effects of proportional voting. This also meant that the Government had enough members of the Reichstag supporting it to pass the laws it needed. This brought a secure government to a now stable economy and happy people. Now all this points to Germany completely recovering but in 1929 Gustav Streseman died. Unfortunately this was just before the Wall St. Crash. When the crash happened America suddenly found itself with no money and so demanded its loans back from Germany which they could not afford to pay throwing them back into an economic crisis. Also Germanys recover was relying on Gustav Streseman and political parties co-operating which when he died did not happen this left Germany back at the start again. In Conclusion Germany did Recover quite a bit from where it was. Even though of what happened in 1929 it still lowered payments and had some co-operation in government.

1) Political Problems

Weimar had problems such as political instability throughout its existence. The fact that the government was proportional representation and there were bickering parties such as the DDP, SDP and Zentrum meant politics and government were shaky. The Munich Putsch and Kapp Putsch, although put down relatively successfully, were signs of the political instability in Germany as well.

Hitler solved these problem by instigating a one-party state, which meant that there was no inter-party politics and associated problems. Furthermore, proportional representation was also not an issue. The Enabling Act also gave Hitler, as the Chancellor, full legislative power, meaning (although perhaps it was not the "right" form of government) it ensured that everything was efficiently controlled and did not have to pass through so much red-tape as did in Weimar. Hitler's "Gleichschaltung" also meant that the other groups were eliminated and not a threat to political stability.

So to evaluate how far Hitler solved the political problems, you could say he was quite successful on the whole.

2) Economic Problems

Weimar had several economic problems. Even though the hyper-inflation from WW1 was partially sorted through Stresseman changing the currency from the Reichsmark to the Rentenmark, and Chancellor Bruning's tactics in terms of taxation, alleviated some of the problems facing Germany on top of having to pay $6.6 billion pounds in reparations, Weimar could not ultimately survive the wall street crash.

It is debatable to how far Hitler solved the economic problems that weimar faced. On the one hand, Hitler pured millions of dollars into infrastructure such as roading (autobahns) and his taking over of the Sarrland/Silesia region meant they could access once again the pig iron and coal they sorely needed. Furthermore, unemployment went from a staggering 6 million right down to only 200,000. By also keeping many of the Jews in banking and finance, Hitler could at leats attempt to improve the economic situation they faced. Finally, his "Little Man Programme" meant that peasant debts of $12 million were written off and he support the lower and middle classes in their local economies.

On the other hand, some say it was exaggerated as to how far Hitler actually "solved" the economic problems, perhaps rather he just made the situation better rather than fully alleviating all the economic problems they faced. The fact that so much went into remilitarisation and that the balance of payments in Germany was usually in deficit shows it wasn't the greatest improvement.

I guess at the very least you could say that Hitler did improve the economic state of Germany and certainly solved parts of Weimars problems, but some pessimists would say he made little impact.

3) Problems with the Treaty of Versailles

Weimar had many problems, concerning foreign affairs, domestic situations and their military due to the Treaty of Versailles. Guilt Clause 231 meant that all the blame for WW1 was put on Germany and this demoralized the population. The reparations were very unfair and they could never pay back the $6.6 billion which at the time was a ridiculous sum. Furthermore, they were not allowed to union with Austria, and the Rhine was taken off them, as well as parts of eastern Germany which went to Poland. Their military was also reduced to 100,000 men maximum, 6 battleships and they werent allowed any submarines.

Hitler took some great steps, although risky, to destroy the terms of this treaty and alleviate these problems. Primarily, he renounced German's place in the Disarmament Conference of 1933 and began to re-arm Germany. The Anglo-German Naval Treat also gave him the opportunity to rebuild submarines and their navy to 35% of Britain's size. The introduction of the Luftwaffe and conscription also meant he could build up airforce and troop numbers again. Hitler just stopped paying reparations to fix that problem, claiming they were very unfair, which they ultimately were. By remilitarizing the rhineland and forcefully annexing Austria (Anschluss it was called) Germany was able to once again unite with their neighbour. Furthermore, the Rome-Berlin Axis destroyed the term of the Treaty which had forbidden alliances, as Hitler went closer to being friends with Italy.

In evaluation, you could say that Hitler was very successful on this point as most, if not all the terms of the treaty, were destroyed or worked around by Hitler.

In conclusion, you could evaluate that overall, Hitler was mostly successful in solving the problmes that had faced the Weimar Republic in the areas of military, politics, economy and the Treaty of Versailles. :)

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