What does the term 'Beer Hall Putsch' refer to?
Correct answer: B. Adolf Hitler's attempt to seize power in Bavaria
- A. A riot during the 1969 Munich Beer fest
- B. Adolf Hitler's attempt to seize power in Bavaria
- C. Paul von Hindenburg's seizure of power of the Weimar Republic
- D. Renee el Payaso's march on Cuzcatlan
Explanation
The Beer Hall Putsch was Hitler's failed November 1923 attempt to overthrow the Bavarian government and launch a broader seizure of power in Germany. Its name comes from the Munich beer hall where the coup began.
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