The Beerhall putch

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  GCSE  SYLLABUS    “ A”  

  BEERHALL  PUTSCH   COURSEWORK  

 STUDENT  NAME           GAWAIN  WILLIAMS

 

 CANDIDATE  NO.

     

           

                                       CONTENTS

PAGE 1 )  QUESTION  ONE :

                   What can you learn from source A  about the events in the Burgerbrawkeller  on the evening of 8th of November  1923.

   

PAGE 2)   QUESTION TWO  a):

                     In what ways do the sources give a different impression of events ?

 

PAGE 3)  QUESTION  TWO  b):

                    How do you explain the differences between the sources ?

 PAGE 4) QUESTION THREE)

                   Which of these two sources is more useful  in helping you to understand the events in Munich on  8th  November 1923 ?

 

PAGE 5) QUESTION FOUR)

                   In what ways do these sources agree and disagree about the events in Munich on  8/9th November 1923?

PAGE SIX)QUESTION FIVE)

                       Use these sources to explain what image of himself and the Nazi Party Hitler was trying to put across.

PAGE SEVEN AND EIGHT) QUESTION SIX)

                            “ The events in Munich on 8/9 November 1923 greatly increased the influence of Hitler and the Nazi Party in Germany.”

                       Use the sources and your own knowledge to explain whether you agree with this view of the Munich Putsch.

QUESTION ONE

From source A we can learn that the Bugerbraukeller on the 8th November 1923 was organized to a degree. Some parts of the Nazi plan were planned carefully. Such as the time of the Nazi attack. Also the way that the Nazis were aware that the Bavarian government would not listen to Hitler freely so they brought S.A. men  “steel helmeted men” (brownshirts) to stop anybody in the hall from leaving.

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It could also be argued that the Beerhall Putsch was a last minute plan since the hall was “thrown into the wildest commotion!” and “two shots had to be fired into the ceiling “ to calm people down. We can also see that the Bavarian government had little or no respect for Hitler since he had to “elbow his way through the crowd ”and he had to “jump up on  a table and fire two shots into the air ”just to make people listen to him.

 

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