What Problems did the Weimar Government face up to 1928?

reparations that Germany was forced to pay because they lost the war.  These reparations did ruin the economy and led onto the many other economic problems that the government had to face.  One of these was the problem of hyperinflation; this came about because the German government in a hope to pay off the reparations decided to print more money.  Because there was an over abundance of money its value decreased which wrecked a lot of the ready unstable middle classes savings so that they where worthless.   This in itself lost support for the Weimar Government from the middle class, and was not helped with the fact that the reparations where forced into paying them originally.  The economy was also hit with an overflow in the job market because of the Versailles demobilisation clause.  This clause limited the size of Germany’s army down to 100,000 and thus forced most of the soldiers in the army to leave.  These soldiers that left then needed to find jobs, in the already fragile economic situation this caused lots of problems as it meant that there was a very high level of unemployment.  The government could do nothing about this because of the reparations which where also crippling the economy.  Therefore they lost the support of the lower classes through the overwhelmed job market. The government also faced a lot of political problems.  To begin with there was a general dislike for the government to begin with as it was born out of defeat.  This meant that is was going to be unpopular.  This fact was also confirmed with the war guilt clause which stated the Germany was to take responsibility of the war, this caused a lot of resent towards the government for signing this and the treaty of Versailles that was destroying the economy.