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And the Kaiser abdicates

Note 76 — Chapter XIX

Arthur N. (Arthur Norman) Holcombe translation

This seems to be the sole instance in which the President possesses any real, independent power. In such a case it would be possible for him to ally himself with the Reichsrat against both Reichstag and government, for he cannot be compelled to order a referendum.

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