The Munich Putsch Causes, events and consequences of the Munich Putsch 3.5 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? HistoryThe interwar years in EuropeGCSE Created by: Maddie SmithCreated on: 28-04-12 12:35 Causes of the Munich Putsch Hyperinflation was making public miserable, Hitler could use their misery to gain support Hitler wanted to make an impact before Stresemann solved the economic problems Hitler wanted a national impact rather than just in Munich French occupation of the Ruhr was making people angry, the Munich Putsch would let people exploit this discontent 1 of 3 Events of the Munich Putsch 8th November 1923 Hitler claimed he would take over Munich and march against the government Hitler confronted 3 officials and they agreed to support him, but turned against him the following morning 3000 supporters and the SA were sent to key buildings Hitler and his key supporters marched onto the town where they were met by state police Police fired and 14 nazis were killed, Hitler arrested 2 of 3 Consequences of the Munich Putsch Hitler went into hiding but was found and arrested Hitler and 3 other leaders put on trial - gained publicity Hitler sentenced to 5 years in jail - released after 9 months, wrote 'Mein Kampf' in jail Weak ban on NSDAP, lifted in 1925 3 of 3
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