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The 19 pages that link to Beer Hall Putsch, each with the reason it gives.

• Weimar RepublicRelated: Its failure showed that the republic could defeat an attempted seizure of power, at least in the early 1920s.

• MunichRelated: The coup tied Munich to the rise of Nazism and its early political violence.

• Nazi PartyRelated: The failed coup led to Hitler’s imprisonment and a shift toward gaining power through elections.

• Heinrich HimmlerRelated: Himmler participated in the Nazi movement during its early, unsuccessful push for power.

• Erich LudendorffRelated: Ludendorff participated in the putsch and was tried alongside Hitler.

• Ernst RöhmRelated: Röhm took part in the putsch and was later convicted for his role.

• NazismRelated: Its failure redirected Hitler toward gaining power through political maneuvering and mass politics.

• ReichswehrRelated: The Reichswehr helped defeat the putsch, illustrating its role in responding to political revolt.

• Ruhr occupationRelated: The national crisis surrounding the occupation formed part of the upheaval in which the putsch occurred.

• SturmabteilungRelated: SA members took part in the coup, whose failure temporarily disrupted the organization.

• Mein KampfRelated: Hitler wrote much of the book after imprisonment for his role in this failed coup.

• Rudolf HessRelated: Hess participated in the coup and was imprisoned with Hitler afterward.