We continue our study of fascist insurrections with the most famous of them all: Hitler's disastrous beer hall putsch.Footnotes: https://famous-trials.com/hitler/2524-the-hitler-beer-hall-putsch-trial-an-account https://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/adolf-hitler-s-time-in-jail-flowers-for-the-fuehrer-in-landsberg-prison-a-702159.html https://www.thoughtco.com/hitlers-beer-hall-putsch-1778295 https://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00003880/00001/pdf https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XHJ8685/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 https://www.amazon.com/1924-Year-That-Made-Hitler-ebook/dp/B011J4H47W Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The episode discusses a band from LA called Common Sense that sued a rapper and the fascist insurrection that was directly influenced by the March on Rome and led by Adolf Hitler, as well as the picturesque Koh Tao island off the coast of Thailand.
Hitler lived in a men's home and earned a poverty level income in Munich by painting famous buildings in the town and selling postcards of them to tourists while spending most of his time reading reactionary right wing newsletters.
The end of World War I led to a coalition of far left, center left and centrist parties who had trouble agreeing on issues. This eventually led to the social Democrat-dominated Reichstag negotiating the surrender and the formation of the Weimar Republic in Germany.
Munich faced a political power vacuum with the loss of their center-left party leader and an energized radical left movement after the assassination of one of their leaders, leaving the anarchists to focus mainly on creating public art instead of plans to address the needs of the people.
The speaker reflects on the violence and instability endured by people in different eras and places, highlighting the difficulty of comprehending such experiences. They also touch on the image of far-right individuals dressing up as soldiers and carrying guns, and how this reflects larger societal tensions.
This episode discusses the dominance of the NSDAP in the Munich far right scene during the interwar period and how they were not actually socialist despite having it in their name.
The early Nazi party has both a left wing and a right wing, and Hitler's commanding officer sends him to infiltrate a far-right group and help arm them.
This podcast discusses how various war heroes joined the Nazi party in their early days and brought in more far-right followers.
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Internal planning documents from the police in 2018 revealed that they viewed fascist activists as more mainstream than anti-fascists, and this adds to the mythos of how someone like Hitler could convince a nation with authoritarian tendencies; meanwhile, at least 28 police officers were present for the storming of the Capitol on January 6th, 2021.
Ludendorff saw Hitler as a tool for his fringe right wing politics and gave a soft yes to supporting his rise to power, despite not being loyal to him. Hitler saw Ludendorff as someone he could use to gain support from the military.
The failure of Germany to pay their debts and the invasion of the French on their territory infuriated the German right-wing, leading to the emergence of resistance heroes like Gustav Stresemann who were popular among the center-right.
The Stoßstrupp was Hitler's elite paramilitary force who were essential in helping him rise to power and remained a powerful force in Nazi Germany.
Ludendorff joins the Nazis in planning to take over the government and install a right-wing military dictatorship during the Beer Hall Putsch, but is initially hesitant when presented with the idea of a more immediate coup. Eventually, Carr, Lossow, and Siser back Hitler's attempt, which ultimately fails.
The success of Alexander the Great's army was heavily reliant on his men's enthusiasm, which required total control over the city.
The conversation revolves around a boss allowing someone to take a nap during work hours and the potential consequences.
The Island of Kotow may look like a paradise, but the fishing industry that operates there has a dark side. Prop discusses the unethical and unsustainable practices that are commonplace in this industry.