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Das Deutsche Reich entstand formell zum 1. Januar durch das Inkrafttreten einer gemeinsamen Verfassung. Diese Seite wurde zuletzt am 1. Oktober um Uhr bearbeitet. Abrufstatistik · Autoren. Der Text ist unter der Lizenz „Creative Commons Attribution/Share. Heiliges Römisches Reich (lateinisch Sacrum Imperium Romanum oder Sacrum Romanum Imperium) war die offizielle Bezeichnung für den Herrschaftsbereich. 1– Bei der Beschreibung seiner drei Reiche akzentuierte er allerdings, dass jedes davon symbolisch durch seinen „Führer“. Die deutsche Reichsgründung erfolgte mit Beginn der Wirksamkeit der neuen Verfassung zum 1. Januar 1. Ständische Monarchie und Altes Reich. HEILIGES RÖMISCHES REICH Das "Alte Reich" war kein Staat im modernen Sinne; es entzieht sich modernen. Die Verfassung des Deutschen Reiches, die mit Wirkung zum 1. Januar in Kraft treten sollte, musste zunächst durch den Bundesrat, den Reichstag des.

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Friebolin, 5th Ed. Pretsch, P Bülmann, M. Badertscher 4rd Ed. Crews, J. Rodriguez, M. Oxford University Press, Mohan, CRC Press, Lambert, H.
Shurvell, D. Lightner, R. Cooks, Prentice Hall, QD? Williams , I. Fleming, 4th Ed. Ebsworth, D. Rankin, S. Silverstein, G. Bassler, T. QD96 N8 R63 Günther, John Wiley.
Braun, H. Kalinowski, S. Akitt, B. Sanders and B. Hunter, 2nd Ed. Abraham, J. Fischer, P. Yoder and C. Schaeffer, Jr. Theory and Chemical Applications," E.
Becker, Academic Press, 2nd Ed. Bovey, 2nd Ed. The Reich became understood as deriving its authority and sovereignty entirely from a continuing unitary German "national people" , with that authority and sovereignty being exercised at any one time over a unitary German "state territory" with variable boundaries and extent.
Although commonly translated as "German Empire", the word Reich here better translates as "realm" or territorial "reach," in that the term does not in itself have monarchical connotations.
The word Kaiserreich is applied to denote an empire with an emperor ; hence the German Empire of — is termed Deutsches Kaiserreich in standard works of reference.
The history of the nation-state known as the German Reich is commonly divided into three periods:. The Nazi regime has often been called the "Third Reich", counting the Holy Roman Empire as the first and the German Empire as the second, and ignoring the Weimar Republic; this usage was sometimes contemporaneous, but mostly retrospective.
The Federal Republic of Germany asserted, following its establishment in , that within its boundaries it was the sole legal continuation of the German Reich; and consequently not a successor state.
Nevertheless, the Federal Republic did not maintain the specific title 'German Reich'; and so consistently replaced the prefix "Reichs" in all official titles and designations with "Bundes".
Hence, the Reichskanzler became the Bundeskanzler. Following German reunification in , the expanded Federal Republic describes itself as 'United Germany'; emphasising that Germany does not now recognise any territories outside its united boundaries, but ever included in the former German Reich, as having a valid claim to be a part of Germany as a whole.
The name Deutsches Reich was occasionally applied in contemporary maps to the Holy Roman Empire — , also called "Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation" from the 16th century onwards, though it constituted a supranational entity extending beyond the frontiers of the German language area Sprachraum.
The first attempt to establish a "German Empire" during the March Revolution by the Frankfurt Constitution ultimately failed: it was aborted by the monarchs of the German Confederation , especially by the King of Prussia , fighting German nationalism , which then was tied to the idea of popular sovereignty.
This name was made the official state name only during the last two years —45 of Nazi rule under Adolf Hitler , [3] although the change was never proclaimed.
After World War II , the denotation "German Reich " quickly fell into disuse in Allied-occupied Germany , however, and the state's continued existence remained a matter of debate; the post-war Bonn Republic maintained the continued existence of the German Reich as an 'overall state", but dormant while East and West Germany continued to be divided.
Nevertheless, when Germany was reunited in the term "German Reich " was not revived as a title for the Berlin Republic. The German word Reich translates to the English word "empire" it also translates to such words as "realm" or "domain".
However, this translation was not used throughout the full existence of the German Reich. Historically, only Germany from to — when Germany was under the rule of an emperor Kaiser — is known in English as the "German Empire" Deutsches Kaiserreich in German historiography , while the term "German Reich" describes Germany from to Bavaria and Saxony were united with Prussia under imperial rule, by the Hohenzollern dynasty.
The title "German Emperor" was a compromise; Wilhelm I had wanted the title of "Emperor of Germany", but Bismarck refused this, so as to avoid implying a claim to extended monarchical authority over non-Prussian German kingdoms.
On 14 April , the Reichstag parliament passed the Constitution of the German Empire Verfassung des Deutschen Reiches , which was published two days later.
However, originating from the North German Confederation , the Empire never comprised all "German" lands; as it excluded Luxembourg , and those Cisleithanian crown lands of Austria-Hungary which had been part of the former German Confederation until Moreover, it included the whole of the Kingdom of Prussia , the eastern parts of which had never been included in historic German lands.
The unification under Prussian leadership manifested Bismarck's "Lesser German" solution of the German question after the Austro-Prussian War of , realised with the support of his national liberal allies.
On the other hand, the German Reich of comprised extended Prussian territories with large non-German sections of the population, like Posen , West Prussia or Schleswig , and also territories with predominantly German populations which had never been constitutionally "German", such as East Prussia.
Bismarck was otherwise unable, however, to avoid the term German Reich acquiring connotations from the English term "empire" or the Dutch term "rijk"; especially in emulation of late 19th century Imperialism , as exemplified by the British Empire , the Dutch Empire and the French colonial empire.
Although a latecomer and against Bismarck's pleading , the German Empire established colonies in modern Togo , Cameroon , Namibia , Tanzania and Polynesia ; with an extensive naval capability to support these.
At the same time strong Pan-Germanic political forces emerged, pressing for the borders of the Reich to be extended into a German-led central European multi-ethnic empire, emulating and rivalling Imperial Russia to the east.
Apart from official documents, post-World War I Germany was referred to as the "German Reich" — never as the "German Empire" — for example, by British politicians [7] —and the word "Reich" was used untranslated by Allied prosecutors throughout the Nuremberg Trials , with "German Empire" only used to describe Germany before it became a federal republic in At the Unification of Germany aside from Austria , the Reich was established constitutionally as a federation of monarchies, each having entered the federation with a defined territory; and consequently the unitary nationalism of the 'German Reich' was initially specified at Article 1 of the constitution in territorial terms, as the lands within the former boundaries of this particular subset of German monarchies.
This transition became formalised in the constitution of the Weimar Republic , [10] where Article 1 identifies the Reich as deriving its authority from the German national people, while Article 2 identifies the state territory under the Reich as the lands which, at the time of the constitution's adoption, were within the authority of the German state.
The identity of Reich and people ran both ways—not only did the institutions of the German state derive their legitimacy from the German people, so, too, the German people derived their inherent identity and patriotic duties from their being collectively constituted as an organ and institution of the German Reich.
The — republic , which was also called German Reich, was ignored and denounced by the Nazis as a historical aberration.
The name "Weimar Republic" was first used in after Hitler referred to the period as the " Republik von Weimar " Republic of Weimar at a rally in Munich with the term later becoming mainstream during the s both within and outside Germany.
A book entitled Das Dritte Reich by Arthur Moeller van den Bruck [15] counted the medieval Holy Roman Empire as the first and the — monarchy as the second, which was then to be followed by a "reinvigorated" third one.
On 8 May , with the capitulation of the German armed forces, the supreme command of the Wehrmacht was handed over to the Allies. The Allies refused to recognise Karl Dönitz as Reichspräsident or to recognise the legitimacy of his Flensburg Government so-called because it was based at Flensburg and controlled only a small area around the town and, on 5 June , the four powers signed the Berlin Declaration and assumed de jure supreme authority with respect to Germany.
At the Potsdam Conference , Allied-occupied Germany was defined as comprising "Germany as a whole"; and was divided into British , French , American and Soviet occupation zones; while the Allied Powers exercised the state authority assumed by the Berlin Declaration in transferring the former eastern territories of the German Reich east of the Oder—Neisse line to the Republic of Poland and the Soviet Union.
The court ruled that since the Federal Republic FRG had been partially identical with the German Reich and not merely its successor. This was explained as being because the German Democratic Republic was beyond FRG authority and because the Allied powers still had jurisdiction where "Germany as a whole" was concerned.
Nevertheless, the Court insisted that within the territory of the Federal Republic, the GDR could only be considered as one de jure German state amongst others, on the analogy of the pre-existing de jure German states that in had come together as the Federal Republic; and hence, like them, could never be accorded by the organs of the Federal Republic full recognition as a state in international law; even though the Federal Constitutional Court recognised that, within international law, the GDR was indeed an independent sovereign state.
The constitutional status of the GDR under the Basic Law still differed from that of the Länder of the Federal Republic, in that the GDR had not declared its accession to the Basic Law; but the Constitutional Court maintained that the Basic Treaty was consistent with the GDR declaring its accession at some time in the future in accordance with its own constitution; and hence the Court determined that in recognising the GDR as a de jure German State, the Basic Treaty could be interpreted as facilitating the reunification of the German Reich as indeed it eventually did.
So long as any de jure German state remained separated from the rest, the German Reich could continue to exist only in suspension; but should the GDR be reunited with the Federal Republic, the Reich would once more be fully capable of action as a sovereign state.
After , however, the claimed identity of the Federal Republic with the German Reich was not recognised by most other countries of the world.
Daher seien sie daran interessiert gewesen, ihre Rechte stärker auszudehnen, als dies bei einer Okkupation völkerrechtlich üblich Filme Kiste. In: Die Zeit vom 1. Unter dem Eindruck des Kriegs traten die süddeutschen Staaten dem Norddeutschen Bund bei und machten damit den Weg für die Reichseinigung frei. Leitvokabeln der Deutschlandpolitik. Die Alliierten selbst sprachen vor und während der Besetzung Deutschlands in ihren Erklärungen nie vom Deutschen Reichsondern nur von Menage Deutsch oder Nazi-Deutschland. Ein solches "verfassungsdurchbrechendes Gesetz" bedurfte allerdings einer Dreiviertel-Mehrheit im Bundesrat. Genese und Grundlagen Fabian Kahl Leipzig Staatsangehörigkeit in deutschlandrechtlicher Perspektive. Die Verfassung des Deutschen Bunds, die inhaltlich weitgehend Dschungelbuch 2 Ganzer Film Deutsch am 1. Reich - 1000 Jahre sollte das Dritte Reich dauern
Dezember verabschiedet. Trotz geringer Rechte des Reichstags hatte die Reichsverfassung fortschrittliche Züge, vor allem hinsichtlich des demokratischen und allgemeinen Wahlrechts.During the Weimar Republic the term Reich and the prefix Reichs- referred not to the idea of empire but rather to the institutions, officials, affairs etc.
The Nazis sought to legitimize their power historiographically by portraying their ascendancy to rule as the direct continuation of an ancient German past.
They adopted the term Drittes Reich "Third Empire" — usually rendered in English in the partial translation "the Third Reich " , first used in a book entitled Das Dritte Reich by Arthur Moeller van den Bruck , [7] that counted the medieval Holy Roman Empire which nominally survived until the 19th century as the first and the — monarchy as the second, which was then to be followed by a "reinvigorated" third one.
This ignored the previous — Weimar period , which the Nazis denounced as a historical aberration, contemptuously referring to it as " the System ".
Although the term "Third Reich" is still commonly used to refer to the Nazi dictatorship, historians avoid the terms "First Reich" and "Second Reich", which are seldom found outside Nazi propaganda.
During and following the Anschluss annexation of Austria in , Nazi propaganda also used the political slogan Ein Volk , ein Reich, ein Führer "One people, one Reich , one leader" , in order to enforce pan-German sentiment.
The term Altes Reich "old Reich"; cf. French ancien regime for monarchical France is sometimes used to refer to the Holy Roman Empire.
Another name that was popular during this period was the term Tausendjähriges Reich "Thousand-Year Reich" , the millennial connotations of which suggested that Nazi Germany would last for a thousand years.
A number of previously neutral words used by the Nazis have later taken on negative connotations in German e.
Führer or Heil ; while in many contexts Reich is not one of them Frankreich , France; Römisches Reich , Roman Empire , it can imply German imperialism or strong nationalism if it is used to describe a political or governmental entity.
Reich has thus not been used in official terminology since , though it is still found in the name of the Reichstag building , which since has housed the German federal parliament , the Bundestag.
The decision not to rename the Reichstag building was taken only after long debate in the Bundestag; even then, it is described officially as Reichstag — Sitz des Bundestages Reichstag, seat of the Bundestag.
As seen in this example, the term "Bund" federation has replaced "Reich" in the names of various state institutions such as the army " Bundeswehr ".
The term "Reichstag" also remains in use in the German language as the term for the parliaments of some foreign monarchies, such as Sweden 's Riksdag and Japan 's pre-war Imperial Diet.
The exception is that during the Cold War , the East German railway incongruously continued to use the name Deutsche Reichsbahn German Reich Railways , which had been the name of the national railway during the Weimar Republic and the Nazi era.
Even after German reunification in October , the Reichsbahn continued to exist for over three years as the operator of the railroad in eastern Germany, ending finally on 1 January when the Reichsbahn and the western Deutsche Bundesbahn were merged to form the privatized Deutsche Bahn AG.
The early medieval form of the word, used in the sense "strong", "powerful" or "ruler", appears as an element in many male personal names from the Germanic heroic tradition, such as Richard strong heart [10] , Dietrich ruler of the people , Heinrich ruler of the home [11] , or Friedrich guardian of the peace.
The cognate of the word Reich is used in all the Scandinavian languages with the identical meaning, i. It is spelled rike in Swedish and modern Norwegian and rige in Danish and older Norwegian before the spelling reform.
The word is traditionally used for sovereign entities, generally simply means "country" or "nation" in the sense of a sovereign state and does not have any special or political connotations.
It does not imply any particular form of government, but it does imply that the entity is both of a certain size and of a certain standing, like the Scandinavian kingdoms themselves; hence the word might be considered exaggerated for very small states, like a city-state.
Its use as a stand-alone word is more widespread than in contemporary German, but most often it refers to the three Scandinavian states themselves and certain historical empires, like the Roman Empire ; the standard word for a "country" is usually land and there are many other words used to refer to countries.
Two regions in Norway that were petty kingdoms before the unification of Norway around AD have retained the word in the names see Ringerike and Romerike.
The word is also used in "Svea rike", with the current spelling Sverige, the name of Sweden in Swedish.
Thus in the official name of Sweden, Konunga riket Sve rige , the word rike appears twice. The derived prefix "riks-" Swedish and Norwegian and "rigs-" Danish and pre Norwegian implies nationwide or under central jurisdiction.
Examples include riksväg and riksvei , names for a national road in Swedish and Norwegian. It is also present in the names of numerous institutions in all the Scandinavian countries, such as Sveriges Riksbank commonly known as just Riksbanken , the central bank of Sweden, and Riksrevisionen , the agency responsible for oversight of the state finances in Sweden.
It is also used in words such as utrikes Swedish , utenriks Norwegian and udenrigs Danish , relating to foreign countries and other things from abroad.
The Lord's Prayer uses the word in the Swedish, Norwegian and Danish versions: Tillkomme ditt rike , Komme ditt rike , Komme dit rige 'Thy kingdom come' — old versions.
In a political sense in the Netherlands and Belgium the word rijk often connotes a connection with the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Belgium as opposed to the European part of the country or as opposed to provincial or municipal governments; the ministerraad is the executive body of the Netherlands ' government and the rijksministerraad that of the Kingdom of the Netherlands , a similar distinction is found in wetten laws versus rijkswetten kingdom laws , or the now-abolished rijkswacht for gendarmerie in Belgium.
Hornak, Rochester Institute of Technology Useful Texts The textbooks listed below are not required, but you may find them useful, especially if you do not already have a general structure determination textbook such as the Lambert or Silverstein books.
Friebolin, 5th Ed. Pretsch, P Bülmann, M. Badertscher 4rd Ed. Crews, J. Rodriguez, M. Oxford University Press, Mohan, CRC Press, Lambert, H.
Shurvell, D. Lightner, R. Cooks, Prentice Hall, QD? Williams , I. Fleming, 4th Ed. Ebsworth, D. Rankin, S.
Silverstein, G. Bassler, T. QD96 N8 R63 Günther, John Wiley. Braun, H. Kalinowski, S. Akitt, B. Sanders and B.
After , however, the claimed identity of the Federal Republic with the German Reich was not recognised by most other countries of the world.
The Soviet Union, the three Western allies, and most other Western countries regarded the German Reich as still being one nation — not synonymous with either the West or East German state but rather the two states in collective.
Other countries tended to regard the German Reich as having been divided into two distinct states in international law, and accordingly accorded both states full diplomatic recognition.
As of , East Germany's official stance was that the GDR was a new state that is German in nature, a successor of the German Empire, [18] and that there were then two German states that were different nations.
When the Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany between Germany and the wartime Allies was signed on 12 September , there was no mention of the term Deutsches Reich , however the Allies paraphrased the international legal personality of Germany as "Germany as a whole" in the English version of the text.
On meeting these conditions under Article 7. Under Article 1 of the Treaty on Final Settlement, the new united Germany committed itself to renouncing any further territorial claims beyond the boundaries of East Germany, West Germany and Berlin; "The united Germany has no territorial claims whatsoever against other states and shall not assert any in the future.
Article 23 of the Basic Law was repealed, closing off the possibility for any further states to apply for membership of the Federal Republic; while Article was amended to state explicitly that the territory of the newly unified republic comprised the entirety of the German people; "This Basic Law, which since the achievement of the unity and freedom of Germany applies to the entire German people, shall cease to apply on the day on which a constitution freely adopted by the German people takes effect".
This was confirmed in the rewording of the preamble; "Germans.. This Basic Law thus applies to the entire German people.
In so far as the German Reich may be claimed to continue in existence as 'Germany as a whole', the former eastern territories of Germany in Poland or Russia, and the western territories, such as the eastern cantons or Elsass-Lothringen, are now definitively and permanently excluded from ever again being united within this Reich under the Basic Law.
Hence, although the GDR had by the Volkskammer's declaration of accession to the Federal Republic, initiated the process of reunification; the act of reunification itself with its many specific terms and conditions; including the fundamental amendments to the Basic Law required by the Treaty of Final Settlement was achieved constitutionally by the subsequent Unification Treaty of 31 August ; that is through a binding agreement between the former GDR and the Federal Republic now recognising each another as separate sovereign states in international law.
Hence, although the GDR had nominally declared its accession the Federal Republic under Article 23 of the Basic Law, this did not imply its acceptance of the Basic Law as it then stood; but rather of the Basic Law as subsequently amended in line with the Unification Treaty and the Treaty of Final Settlement.
These amendments had the effect of removing all those clauses by which the Federal Constitutional Court had formerly maintained the identity of the Federal Republic with the historic 'German Reich', specifically including the very Article 23 that had provided the basis for the Volkskammer's declaration of accession.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Official name for the German nation state from to and name of Germany until Part of a series on the. German Confederation Zollverein.
Occupation Ostgebiete. Cold War West East. Reunification New states. See also: Reich. Nevertheless the official name of the German Empire remained as Deutsches Reich because the constitutional position of the head of state was officially a " presidency " of a confederation of German states led by the King of Prussia who would assume "the title of German Emperor" as referring to the German people , but was not emperor of Germany as in an emperor of a state.
Archived from the original on Archived from the original on 16 October Der Spiegel. Npi Media Ltd. May 1, Diplomatic Mission to Germany.
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