How far did the Weimar Republic recover under Stresemann?

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Even though their general popularity with the German people had declined, and they didn't hold many seats in the Reichstag, they were still allowed to exist and campaign, so they were waiting for the right time to attempt a takeover. Most of the political instability in the Reichstag was caused by proportional representation, which became a disaster as no party was strong enough to become the majority and the Reichstag was made up of dozens of tiny parties, all with conflicting views...
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Most of the political instability in the Reichstag was caused by proportional representation, which became a disaster as no party was strong enough to become the majority and the Reichstag was made up of dozens of tiny parties, all with conflicting views...
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