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?

A

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?

16
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How many Nazis were shot in the Munich Putsch?

17
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How many police were shot in the Munich Putsch?

17
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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
Q

How long was Hitler actually in prison for?

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
How many Reichstag seats did the NSDAP party have in 1924?
32 seats
23
What was Mein Kampf used for?
Nazi propaganda to spread ideas