The Munich Putsch and the lean years 1923 - 29 Flashcards

1
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What is a Putsch?

A

Violent rebellion to overthrow their leaders

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2
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What is Judicial Neutrality?

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Judges should be non political and neutral

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3
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What was the Munich Putsch?

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Hitler tried an armed revolt against the Weimar government called the Munich or Beer Hall Putsch

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4
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What was the long term reason for the Munich Putsch?

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Built up resentment for the Weimar republic, In Bavaria Gustav Von Kahr allowed SA violence as they also hated Weimar democracy

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5
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What was the medium term reason for the Munich Putsch?

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Hitler and Nazis influenced by Facism from Italy. They copied Mussolini’s march on Rome to take power

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What was the short term reason for the Munich Putsch?

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1923 was the peak of Hyperinflation, French were in the Ruhr and people generally felt the Weimar government was weak

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7
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How long was the Munich Putsch?

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4 days

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8
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What happened on the 8th November?

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Bavarian government leaders met in a Beer Hall led by Von Kahr

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9
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What did Hitler do in the Beer Hall?

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Stormed in with 600 SA, shot the ceiling and declared a takeover of Bavaria and a plan to take over Berlin

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10
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Who did Hitler want to make the new leader of Germany?

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Ludendorff

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11
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When did Hitler storm the Beer Hall?

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8th November

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12
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Why did Hitler have no support when he invaded Munich?

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Ludendorff had released the leaders and controlled the army to stop the SA

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12
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Why did Hitler have no support when he invaded Munich?

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Ludendorff had released the leaders and controlled the army to stop the SA

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13
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How many SA marched on Munich?

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1000 SA

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14
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How many ‘Volunteers’ marched on Munich?

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2000 volunteers

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15
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How many guns did Hitler have in the Munich Putsch?

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2000 guns

16
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How many Nazis were shot in the Munich Putsch?

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14 Nazis

17
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How many police were shot in the Munich Putsch?

A

4 police

17
Q

Why was Ludendorff found not guilty?

A

He was friends with the judges

18
Q

What were Hitler and the Nazis sentenced to?

A

5 years in prison for treason

18
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How long was Hitler actually in prison for?

A

9 months

19
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What did Hitler use the trial for?

A

Publicity and Speeches

20
Q

What was a short term consequence of the Munich Putsch?

A

Humiliating defeat for Hitler and damaged reputation of the party

21
Q

How did Hitler try and win power?

A

Through votes and not violence

22
Q

How many Reichstag seats did the NSDAP party have in 1924?

A

32 seats

23
Q

What was Mein Kampf used for?

A

Nazi propaganda to spread ideas