Erich von Ludendorf Biography and Timeline — Page 4

Exile of Erich von Ludendorf

After signing the Armistice, Ludendorff fled to Sweden where his books and article claim that the unbeaten German Army had been "stabbed in the back" by left-wing politicians in Germany

Role range: 1914-1918

Stab-in-the-Back

After signing the Armistice, Ludendorff fled to Sweden where his books and article claim that the unbeaten German Army had been "stabbed in the back" by left-wing politicians in Germany

Role range: 1914-1918

Spring Offensive

With the Spring Offensive Ludendorff expects to breakthrough on the Western Front but this ends in failure & Ludendorff realises that Germany will lose the war

Role range: 1914-1918

Western Front

With the Spring Offensive Ludendorff expects to breakthrough on the Western Front but this ends in failure & Ludendorff realises that Germany will lose the war

Role range: 1914-1918

My War Memories, 1914-1918

Publication of "My War Memories, 1914-1918"

Role range: 1914-1918

Munich Beer Hall Putsch

Proposes the march through Munich which gives the NAZIs their 1st martyrs, 14 killed. Arrives in the Burgerbraukeller in support of the putsch to take control of the Army

Role range: 1919-1933

Arrest of Erich von Ludendorf

Arrested for his part in the Munich Beer Hall putsch

Role range: 1919-1933

Trial

Ludendorf is acquitted for his part played in the Munich Beer Hall putsch

Role range: 1919-1933

Trial

Ludendorf is acquitted for his part played in the Munich Beer Hall putsch

Death of Erich von Ludendorf

Death of Erich von Ludendorf