Hitler's attempt to overthrow the Bavarian government occurred on November 8-9, 1923. Hitler at the time declared that suppressing his movement was "an attack on democracy". Ironic, huh?
This have anything to do with it? I saw a movie a few months ago about a war in Russia. https://www.bing.com/search?q=Hitlers+eye+on+Bavaria&cvid=e7d127356f7e42a993fe9d149de929d5&aqs=edge..69i57j0l8.17590j0j4&FORM=ANAB01&DAF1=1&PC=HCTS#:~:text=in Bavaria? - Quora-,https://www.quora.com/How-popular-was-Hitler-the-Nazi-Party-in-Bavaria,-Web Hitler and the Nazi Party in general were well popular in Bavaria. My family lived and still all live over there (with the exception of my dad and my brothers as dad moved over to Australia well before I was born) and those relatives of mine have confirmed that the majority of people (at least the ones they know) were drawn in to the ideals that Hitler was putting forward. Of course they had opposition and people who didn’t agree with them but apparently those numbers were few and this in large part is because …. The German state of Bavaria was where the Nazis were based
There was a "northern" party and a "southern" party. The northern party were socialist and that, apparently, is why Socialist is in the name of the party. Now they are in Ukraine and we are supplying arms to protect them. Interesting, huh?
Oh yes and wonder if it's not just another socialist agenda in the making. I just hope they don't start another world war.
Wonder which party was under Stalin? Wasn't it The Bolshevik's leading that one? Actually this movie is about this, I'd just put it up on another thread, A true story, good movie.