Why did Hitler attempt a putsch in 1923?
- Many right-wing groups, the Nazis included, thought the German army could be persuaded to abandon the government and support them instead.
- Hitler was developing an increasingly close relationship with the former army leader, Ludendorff, and he believed that if it came to a crisis, Ludendorff would be willing and able to persuade the German army to desert the government and side with the Nazis.
- The support of the Bavarion state government. The Bavarian government was right wing. Its leaders had themselves plotting against the Reich government. Hitler was sure that they would support a Nazi putsch.
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