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1930, July 16
 
The Reichstag having rejected a budget bill, President Hindenburg authorized it by decree. This act was condemned by the Reichstag, which was thereupon dissolved, the budget being put into effect by decree.  1
 
Sept. 14
 
Reichstag elections. Emergence of Hitler's National Socialists as a major party (107 seats as against their previous 12). The Communists returned 77 candidates. The Socialists retained 143 seats, but all the moderate parties lost heavily. This was probably a reflection of the world economic situation and the cessation of loans by the United States. The election ushered in a period of disorder, with numerous clashes between National Socialist (Nazi) and Communist bands.  2
 
Dec. 12
 
Completion of the evacuation of the Saar by Allied troops.  3
 
 
 
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