Weimar Republic - The Kapp-Putsch 1920
The Kapp Putsch was a right-wing radical coup attempt under Wolfgang Kapp and General W. Freiherr von Lüttwitz that lasted from March 13 to 17, 1920. It was the first attack against the young German democracy. The coup, which was triggered by the dissolution order for the Ehrhardt Brigade, forced the Reich government to flee to Dresden and Stuttgart. It failed, however, because of the firm attitude of the population, which responded to the unions' call for a general strike.
07.03.1920 - View of the avenue Unter den Linden on the 13th of March in 1920 at seven o'clock in the morning.
The Kapp putsch was a right-winged attempt under Wolfgang Kapp and General W. Frei...
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29.02.1920 - Rebels on bicycles in the streets of Berlin. The Kapp putsch was a right-winged attempt under Wolfgang Kapp and General W. Freiherr von Lüttwitz and lastet from the 13th to the 17t...
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30.11.1999 - General and army commander (1920-1926) Hans von Seeckt in a contemporary picture. He was member of the Reichstag as member of the DVP and gave military advice to Chinese General Ts...
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31.12.1920 - Kapptage in Berlin, Patrouillenauto, Kapp Putsch 1920, Kapp Putschisten, LKW,Maschinengewehr
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14.04.2006 - An undated photograph of German SPD politician Gustav Noske (1868-1946).
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