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what was the
kapp putsch
?
A
right
wing
uprising
when was the kapp putsch?
March 1920
who organised the kapp putsch?
-wolfgang kapp
why did the kapp putsch happen?
Freikorps
hated
Weimar
republic
wanted to
overthrow
gov and bring back the
kaiser
what were the key events of the kapp putsch?
-5000
freikorps
marched
berlin
-rebels
took control of berlin but
industrial workers
went on
strike
bringing city to halt
-after
1
day of
leadership,kapp
fled abroad and
abandoned
plan
why was the kapp putsch important?
-It showed that the government had little
military power
and could not control its own
capital
-showed how unpopular
weimar
was with
right-wing
parties
What was the Red Rising in the Ruhr?
Left
wing workers in the
Ruhr
stayed on
strike
after the
Kapp
Putsch.
when was the red rising?
March 1920
what happened in the red rising?
-workers
took over several
towns
and armed themselves
-gov
sent soldiers and rising was crushed and
1000
died
what was the munich putsch?
armed uprising
led by
hitler
to overthrow republic
when was the
munich putsch
?
8th November 1923
what caused the munich putsch to occur?
-hyperinflation
weakened
republic so it seemed a good time to
revolt
-many were angry with
republic
for
signing armistice
and
treaty of versailles
describe the main events of the
munich putsch
?
-hitler
took over political meeting in
beer hall
and forced politicians to support his plan at
gunpoint
-hitler and supporters marched in
munich
and were met with
armed police
-16 nazis
were killed and
hitler
fled and was later arrested
what were the negative consequences of the munich putsch for the nazis?
-hitler
sent to prison but only served
9
months
-nazi party banned and
hitler
was
forbidden
to speak in public till
1927
what were the positives of the munich putsch for the nazis?
-hitler
used it to gain
publicity
in germany
-hitler realised nazis would have to gain
power
through
elections
not force