5 January 1930 
12 January 1930 
19 January 1930 
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2. February 1930 
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March 2, 1930 
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March 30, 1930 
4 April 1930 
13 April 1930 
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5 October 1930 
19 October 1930 
26 October 1930 
9 November 1930 
16 November 1930 
23 November 1930 
30 November 1930 
7 December 1930 
14 December 1930 
21 December 1930 
December 28, 1930
Small chronicle to put the editorials in the historical context
January 14: A communist group attacks the National Socialists Horst Wesselwho wrote the text for that SA battle song "The flag high" wrote. He dies on 23. February from the gunshot wound. The NSDAP uses Wessel's death propagandistic: he becomes the "Martyr of the Movement" stylized.
March 27: That Cabinet Müller II, a big coalition, breaks up because of argument between SPD and DVP about financial contributions to unemployment insurance. (Beginning of the end of the Weimar Republic)
29. March: Heinrich Bruning becomes the Imperial Chancellor appointed.
June 30: The Allied Rhineland occupation ends five years earlier than originally intended. The victorious powers of the First world war Agreements in the area of Young Plan.
July 18: Dissolution of the Reichstag by imperial presidents Paul von Hindenburg
July 22: National Liberation Ceremony at the end of the Allied Rhineland occupation in Koblenz with the participation of Reich President Paul von Hindenburg
September 14: At the Reichstag election 1930 the NSDAP becomes the second strongest party.
October 1: After state elections in Free State of Braunschweig The first coalition in the Reich with NSDAP participation is created there, it forms with the DNVP a government. The NSDAP provides the Minister of the Interior and Popular Education.
Signing the Hague Final Actwith which the reparations Germany are finally regulated