Beer Hall Putsch
On the 8th of November, 1923, came the Beer Hall Putsch. During one of Kahr’s addresses at a large beer cellar, Hitler and the SA came. They fired a pistol and stated that “The National Revolution has begun.” Hitler then took Kahr, Lossow and Seisser aside in order to persuade them to support his plan. After General Ludendorff, a hero from World War 1 arrived, the other three men pledged there support. By the next morning these three men had turned against him, feeling his match into the centre of Munich. On this day, the 9th of November 1923, Hitler, Ludendorff and over 3000 Nazis went into Munich. Trouble began when the police blocked the party of. Shots were fired, leaving 16 Nazi’s and three police officers dead. Ludendorff
On the 8th of November, 1923, came the Beer Hall Putsch. During one of Kahr’s addresses at a large beer cellar, Hitler and the SA came. They fired a pistol and stated that “The National Revolution has begun.” Hitler then took Kahr, Lossow and Seisser aside in order to persuade them to support his plan. After General Ludendorff, a hero from World War 1 arrived, the other three men pledged there support. By the next morning these three men had turned against him, feeling his match into the centre of Munich. On this day, the 9th of November 1923, Hitler, Ludendorff and over 3000 Nazis went into Munich. Trouble began when the police blocked the party of. Shots were fired, leaving 16 Nazi’s and three police officers dead. Ludendorff