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Friedrich Ebert was a German politician who served as president of Germany from 1871 to 1925, a period that included World War I and the founding of the Weimar Republic. He is a significant historical figure because he led Germany through one of its most turbulent eras, including the country's defeat in World War I and the establishment of its first democratic government.
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- Louise Ebert
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弗里德里希·艾伯特（德語：Friedrich Ebert，1871年2月4日－1925年2月28日），生於海德堡，德國政治家。魏瑪共和国首任總統，德国社会民主党领导人之一。艾伯特是德意志有史以来第一位经民主选举产生的国家元首（也是第一位平民、第一位社会民主党人和第一位无产阶级背景出身）。同时他也是1871年至1945年期间德国唯一一位明确致力于维护民主制度的国家元首。
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