Adolf Hitler's Revolution: The Plan to Seize Power in 1923 (1922-1923)

factcheka
Published on Oct 6, 2023
Adolf Hitler had joined the German Workers Party (DAP) and taken them from nothing to something. Previously a back room debating club rather than the political party it was advertised as, he had dragged them into a real force to be reckoned with. By 1922 it was one of the most popular movements in Bavaria and those in power were terrified. With crisis’ breaking out on Germany’s frontiers and the local government closing in on him, it was time for drastic action. He could do nothing and be banned from political life by Von Kahr, or he could make his move, legal or not.

This video is a part of a longer series but it can also be viewed as a standalone video. If you want to start from the start, here is the playlist link, or it's on my channel homepage:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzU_rsAa33rrSU20e7l2G-2yrJrqayedk

Intro 0:00
A Diverse Movement 1:22
On the Radar 5:11
A Crisis with Friends 13:02
Road to Revolution 20:30

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