El monarquismo en los países de habla alemana

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La Monarquía de Alemania fue abolida después de la abdicación del Káiser Guillermo en 1918, durante la Revolución de 1918-1919 y la proclamación y transición del Reich alemán a una forma de gobierno republicana . Es decir, el establecimiento de la República de Weimar y la abdicación de los reyes en Alemania . Hoy en día, las únicas organizaciones monárquicas que trabajan a nivel federal son Tradition und Leben , así como grupos regionales en Baviera y Sajonia , entre otros, partidarios de las antiguas familias gobernantes como las familias Wittelsbach y Witten . Hoy en día, la mayoría de las asociaciones no abogan por el regreso de los sistemas anteriores, sino que presionan por un sistema parlamentario más similar a otros reinos europeos . Hoy en día, los únicos países de habla alemana que todavía son monarquías son Bélgica , Liechtenstein y Luxemburgo . ^[1]

Grupos monárquicos

Actual

Difunto

Véase también

El monarquismo en Baviera después de 1918

Referencias

^ "Anti-Royalisten fordern Abschaffung von Europas Monarchien". DER STANDARD (en alemán austriaco) . Consultado el 30 de marzo de 2024 .