Saxony Government Suppressed
The Socialist-Communist government in Saxony is suppressed.
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The Socialist-Communist government in Saxony is suppressed.
The Bavarian government takes direct control of local Reichswehr units.
Jodl begins a year of university study in Berlin as part of his continuing staff education.
Inflation reaches a point where one US dollar costs 40 billion marks.
War bonds (which are rated by Reichsmark, not Goldmark like the reparations) can be paid back without problems, savings on banks (or in war bonds) are lost, leading to widespread poverty. Inflation reaches an all time high, 1 US-Dollar costs 40 Billion Marks
Bloody street fighting breaks out between communists and police in Hamburg.
Inflation reaches an all time high, 1 US-Dollar costs 40 Billion Marks
The destruction of savings contributes to widespread poverty during hyperinflation.
The Bavarian Government takes direct control over the local parts of the Reichswehr
Bloody street riots in Hamburg between communists and the police
In Saxony and Thuringia the coalition-Governments of KPD and SPD protest against the prohibition of the communist and socialist press, the Reichwehr forces these Governments to resign
Bank savings lose their value during the inflationary collapse.
War bonds denominated in Reichsmarks become effectively worthless during hyperinflation.
War bonds can be repaid in depreciated Reichsmarks rather than Goldmarks.
Founds the SA
The Beer Hall Putsch begins in Munich.
Severely wounded after the police open fire, wounds which effect his future health
Hitler's armed supporters seize his meeting and coerce Kahr, Otto von Lossow and Hans von Seisser into declaring support for the putsch.
Siezes Bavarian Government ministers & holds them under arrest
Addresses a major political meeting at the Bürgerbräukeller shortly before Hitler interrupts the gathering and launches the Beer Hall Putsch.
Beer Hall Putsch in Munich
After leaving the Bürgerbräukeller, withdraws the support extracted from him and joins efforts to resist Hitler's attempted coup.
The Beer Hall Putsch is crushed in Munich.
Bauriedis blood is spilt over the "Blutfahne", the relic NAZI standard
Feder takes part in the party's Beer Hall Putsch
Marches alongside Ernst Rohm who the SS would later execute. Arrives to take over the War Ministry but cannot gain entrance
A failed attempt by Hitler to topple the Bavarian Government & march on Berlin
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
Marches through Munich in support of the Nazi Beer Hall Putsch
Carries the "Blutfahne" as the standard bearer
Promises NAZI support but follows orders from the High Command to crush the putsch
Beer Hall Putsch is crushed
The Stoatrupp, along with the SA and several other NSDAP paramilitary units, take part in the abortive Beer Hall Putsch in Munich
Bavarian police and Reichswehr forces acting under the established authorities defeat Hitler's putsch in Munich.
Marches through Munich in support of the Nazi Beer Hall Putsch
Hitler is imprisoned and the NSDAP and all associated formations, including the Stoatrupp, are officially disbanded
Held in Landsberg fortress
Arrested in Austria for part played in the Beer Hall Putsch
Dr Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht is named Reichswaehrungskommissar
The Rentenmark is introduced at one trillion paper marks, stabilising the currency without gold convertibility.
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