The German Revolution ends with the establishment of the Weimar Republic: In the first post-war/post monarchy parliamentary elections the socialist Social Democratic Party wins a plurality at 38% of the vote.  Other parties winning votes are,

• 20% for the Center (Roman Catholic) Party,
• 18% for the proto-libertarian German Democratic Party,
• 10% for the fascist German National People’s Party,
• 7% for the mercantilist German People’s Party,

with the remaining going to the agrarian Bavarian Peasants’ League, and the three regional German-Hanoverian, Schleswig-Holsteinische Bauern- und Landarbeiterdemokratie and Brunswick Election-Union parties.  The parliament will also act as the National Assembly (constitutional convention), and meet in the city of Weimar (because of chaotic civil unrest in Berlin).

       [restored 6/19/2022]