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Wolfgang Kapp Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Wolfgang Kapp, based on 8 World History Database records associated with Germany.

8 records1920–19203 events3 places

Chronological biography

1920

Coup1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Berlin

The Government orders Ludendorf & Kapp to disband 2 Freikorps regiments. Luttwitz orders a march on Berlin. Kapp Putsch, General von Luttwitz & Kapp plan to overthrow the Republican Government

Coup1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Ruhr

Inspired by the general strikes, a communist uprising began in the Ruhr region when 50,000 people formed a "Red Army" and took control of the province

General Strike1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Ruhr

Inspired by the general strikes, a communist uprising began in the Ruhr region when 50,000 people formed a "Red Army" and took control of the province

Coup13 March 1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Berlin

The Government of the National Association is formed headed by Kapp & Luttwitz. Seeckt refuses to defend Berlin & prevents the army firing during the Kapp Putsch. Leads a royalist coup in Berlin

Coup13 March 1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Stuttgart

The Government is forced to flee to Stuttgart but returns within a few days

Coup17 March 1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Berlin

The national Government moves to Stuttgart and calls for a general strike, the strike cripples Germany's economy and the Kapp Government collapses

General Strike17 March 1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Berlin

The national Government moves to Stuttgart and calls for a general strike, the strike cripples Germany's economy and the Kapp Government collapses

National Government17 March 1920
Revolution / Revolution of Germany · Berlin

The national Government moves to Stuttgart and calls for a general strike, the strike cripples Germany's economy and the Kapp Government collapses

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.