In his memoirs printed in 1956, Walter Zechlin, spokesman for the Reich authorities from November 1926 to May 1932, referred to as 4 politicians who “gave” their character of the Weimar Republic: “Ebert, Stresemann, Hermann Müller and Brüning”. You might argue in regards to the choice. The first three mixed one attribute: they have been torn in the course of life. Reich President Friedrich Ebert died in February 1925 on the age of solely 54, Reichs Secretary of State Gustav Stresemann in October 1929 with 51, the 2 -time Chancellor Hermann Müller in March 1931 at solely 54 years. This early demise of the three nice democrats preceded the early demise of the Weimar Republic.