Politics

The German Republic (commonly known as the Weimar Republic) is a federal semi-presidential constitutional republic.

The legislative is divided between the Reichsrat, appointed by the German states, and the Reichstag, voted in by the German people. The Reichsrat has no influence over the federal government. It can also veto bills coming from the Reichstag unless the Reichstag overrules the veto by a two-thirds majority.

The President is elected every seventh week by universal suffrage.

The Reichsgericht is the German Supreme court.

List of the Political Parties of the German Republic can you find here.

Elections can you find here.