I hoping to break Allied resolve. Froschperspektive — frog's-eye view; the German ex-soldier's outlook of World War I; categorization of ex-soldiers' memoirs. Honoratioren — important community leaders such as the major and village priest. industrial rationalization — the furious pace of major technological, financial, and economic reorganization that German industry underwent between 1924 and 1929. Inheritance Partible inheritance — inheritances such as farms can be broken up amongst heirs; the culture of Catholic Bavaria Impartible inheritance — inheritance passed only to the oldest son; family farmland prevented from being broken up amongst heirs. Kapp Putsch — (also Kapp-Lüttwitz Putsch) of March, 1920 was an attempted military coup of the extreme right-wing aimed at overthrowing the Weimar Republic. It was a direct result of the Weimar government's acceptance of the Treaty of Versailles. It failed when the army did not intervene and a general strike paralyzed the capital. Kriegspiel — preliminary situation report; General von Schleicher made one about the military's incapability to meet civil unrest. This one convinced von Papen to resign. Kriegserlebnis — (myth of the) war experience Kuhhandel — cattle trading; German slang term for the political maneuverings in the parliament and in the Weimar government. Kultur — culture Landtag — state legislature Landespolizei — state police Green police — another term for police (as opposed to the "police" of various paramilitary groups), because they wore green uniforms London ultimatum — set the total sum of war damages to the Allies at 132 billion marks. Lausanne Agreement — Allies in order to forestall a Nazi government practically abolished the German reparations burden; major foreign policy success for Chancellor von Papen; July 9, 1932. Marstall — stables; ordered to be cleared during the Battle of the Schloss. Ministeramt — ministerial office Nahrungsfreiheit — self-sufficiency in nourishment. New Middle Class — white collar workers; consisted of the service and clerical (bookkeeping) occupations for management, industry and government Old Middle Class — consisted of self-employed farmers, shopkeepers, merchants and artisans Orgesch — Organisation Escherich; the civil guards that grew into the reserve militia for the German Army under the command of Major Dr. Forstrat Georg Escherich. Osthilfe — the 1931 government assistance programs for large eastern German estates. It made available 1.5 billion marks for farmers to make debt conversion and lowered local taxes and freight rates. Quasselbude — "twaddling shop"; Nazi slang term given to the German parliament Räterepublik —