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{{Military conflict
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| conflict =Beer Hall Putsch
| partof =Political Violence in Germany
| date =November 8-9, 1923
| location =Munich, Bavaria
| combatant1 =Nazi Party
| combatant2 =Weimar Republic
*Bavarian Police
*Reichswehr
| commander1 =[[Adolf Hitler]]
*[[Heinrich Himmler]]
| commander2 =Otto von Lossow
| strength1 =2,000+
| strength2 =130
| casualties1 =16 killed
| casualties2 =4 killed
}}
The '''Beer Hall Putsch''' of November 8–9, 1923 was a semi-farcical attempt by the [[Nazi Party]] to seize power first in the German state of Barvia and then [[Germany]]. Led by [[Adolf Hitler]] and the [[First World War]] General [[Erich Ludendorff]], the Nazis sought to seize power in [[Munich]] and then, by emulating [[Mussolini]]'s successful [[March on Rome]] of 1922, to 'March on Berlin' and gain power nationally.
The '''Beer Hall Putsch''' of November 8–9, 1923 was a semi-farcical attempt by the [[Nazi Party]] to seize power first in the German state of Barvia and then [[Germany]]. Led by [[Adolf Hitler]] and the [[First World War]] General [[Erich Ludendorff]], the Nazis sought to seize power in [[Munich]] and then, by emulating [[Mussolini]]'s successful [[March on Rome]] of 1922, to 'March on Berlin' and gain power nationally.