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Was the Munich Beerhall Putsch a total failure?
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GCSE Old Germany GCSE NOT for Yr11 from 2017 onwards Mind Map on Was the Munich Beerhall Putsch a total failure?, created by Tom Lea on 11/10/2013.
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Was the Munich Beerhall Putsch a total failure?
Yes
Hitler was arrested
Sentenced to 5yrs in prison
Hitler ran away
dislocated shoulder
Makes him look like a coward
Army and police crush the uprising
16 Nazis died, only 3 police
Hitler was naive
truly believes he has Kahr's support
Allows Kahr to leave
Kahr betrays Hitler - alerts the Army
Hitler only has only 3000 stormtroopers
Not enough to take over Germany
Assumes he'll get the army's support
Nazis are a small, regional party - don't have country wide support
No
Support
Got Luddendorf on his side - famous WWI hero
Shows he had people prepared to die for him and his cause
Prison sentence
Only 5 yrs for a very serious crime
Only serves 9 months
shows judges were sympathetic to his ideas
He's treated well in prison
Writes his book 'Mein Kampf'
Gets his ideas across to more people
Becomes a bestseller
Trial
Uses his trial to give speeches
Printed in national newspapers
Makes the Nazis famous across the country
Nazis gain support
Becomes seen as the natural leader of the extreme right
Failure makes him change tactics
Aims to win power legally
1924 elections Nazis win 32 seats
Ultimately in 1933 Hitler will be elected Chancellor
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