Munich Putsch And Its Aftermath Flashcards
What was the Munich putsch
An attempt to overthrow the Weimar government in November 1923
Long term reasons for the Munich putsch
Stab in the back
Reparations
The loss of Germanys colonies
Resentment of Weimar government
Medium term reasons for the Munich putsch
Hitler was influenced by Mussolini’s right wing large in Italy - the fascists
Mussolini marched in Rome in 1922 forcing the democratic government to accept him as leader
Short term reasons for the Munich putsch
Hyperinflation
French troops entered the Ruhr in 1923 and took over German businesses
Hitler thought that he had support
What happened on November 8th 1923
Hitler entered a beer hall with 600 SA in Munich where a Bavarian government was meeting
At gunpoint hitler forced government leaders to support him
Rohm took over local police and army headquarters and lundendorf let the government leaders go behind hitlers back
What happened on the 9th November 1923
Hitler gathered 1000 SA and 2000 volunteer supporters marched on Munich town centre to decrease himself president of Germany
The group was met by state police
Someone opened fire causing chaos
Ludendorff, rohm, and streicher were arrested
What happened on the 11th November 1923
Hitler was found hiding at a friends house and was arrested
Short term consequences for hitler due to the Munich putsch
Not good as he was in prison amd the NSDAP was banned and the putsch failed miserably due to lack of support
Long term consequences of the Munich putsch
Hitler used his trial to publicise his views
Used his time in prison to write Mein Kampf (my struggle). This book became a bestseller when published
It outlined his political ideas and particular views on jews
Events of putsch made hitler realise the party needed to rethink its tactics and be more organised in order to win support nationally using violence and force wasn’t enough
What was the bamberg conference 1926
Hitler organised this conference to address splits between the socialist and nationalist wings of the nazi movement
Hitlers power as leader was secured and his vision of nazism taken forward
When was hitler released from prison
After only 9 months
Ban on NSDAP a was lifted by 1925