German Revolution (Imperium)

The German Revolution (Die Deustche Revolution) was a period of rebellion in Germania which occurred from 1933 and 1938, it was sparked by the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich. It was lead by Adolf Hitler and primary focus was to free Germania from Roman control, it would be the prelude to WW1.

Beer Hall Putsch
November 6, 1933. Hundreds of NSDAP supporters and the leaders congregated outside the Munich Beer Hall (this isn't the congregation in the picture to the right) and began protesting the Greater Roman Empire. The protesting eventually became overwhelming for local police and the Roman Batallion of Munich had to be called in. Despite the crowd and noise the Pustch generated it was historically recognized as a failed event due to the arresting of a lot of the protestors. In modern day Germania it is known as a success since there it is historically recognized as the beginning of the German Revolution.

Fall of Frankfurt
March 23, 1934. Hundreds of NSDAP supporters go on the streets and began rampaging the city of Frankfurt, chanting NSDAP propoganda and setting shops and other businesses ablaze. The ferocity of the event draws out many more NSDAP supporters, the estimated number of the protestors is 1100, this leads to more infrastructure being destroyed. The entire Roman Batallion of Frankfurt (3,000+) had to be called out to quell the rioting, the vigor of the event lead to NSDAP membership increasing (from ~6,000 to ~10,000) and caused the Greater Roman Empire to suffer a minor recession in its economy (a few hundred million/a few billion) as response to the Fall of Frankfurt.

NSDAP and DPRPD combine
July 15, 1935. Adolf Htiler (NSDAP leader) and Jakob Kohler (DPRPD leader) meet privately in a reserved section of a Berlin restraunt where they discuss politics, and amongst other things, the combination of their parties. Both the NSDAP and DPRPD were Right-wing parties who had a common interest of reforming Germania to a glorious state and seceding from the Greater Roman Empire. The negotiations went well and a month later (August 15) the parties officially announcing their combination into the DNSRPD (Die Nationalsozialistische Und Reformatorische Partei Deutschland). Reichstag representation for the DNSRPD skyrocketed, becoming the 2nd largest party in the Reichstag. Many DNSRPD members soon took up positions as executives or politicians and increased public support and representation. The combination was a huge victory for the German Revolution.

1936-1938
The rise to power of Adolf Hitler and the DNSRPD was officially complete and over by November of 1935, but the rioting and fighting wasn't over until 1938. Mostly carried out by anti-DNSRPD people it involved widespread property destruction, lynching or severe injuring of DNSRPD supporters/members, and emigration of thousands of people to the Greater Roman Empire, United States, Russia, Scandinavia, and a few other nations.

Aftermath
Instead of an essay on the aftermath I'll just make a few bullets about the aftermath.
 * Anti-Semitic propoganda and propganda in general begins circulating.
 * The assimilation of the Media by the government like in OTL.
 * Revolutionary reforms like in OTL.
 * WW1 (that is after a few years)
 * Annexation of Czechoslovakia (the first act of Pan-Germanism by Nazi Germania).