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Germans On Welfare: From Weimar To Hitler,Used Chicago Review Press And Miscellanea To Satisfy EvenThe Welfare State Was One Of The Pillars Of The Weimar Republic. The Weimar Experiment In Democracy Depended To No Small Degree Upon The Welfare System'S Ability To Give German Citizens At Least A Fundamental Level Of Material And Mental Security In The Face Of The New Risks To Which They Had Been Exposed By The Effects Of The Lost War, Revolution, And Inflation. But The Problems Of The Postwar Period Meant That, Even In Its Best Years, The Weimar