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Germany in Transition: Kapp Pustch

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When did it take place?

March 13th, 1920

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Who were the main leaders?

Wolfgang Kapp & General Erich Ludendorff

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What did Kapp want to achieve?

Kapp wanted to take control of Germany. He wanted to be chancellor.

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Where did the government flee?

Dresden

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Why didn't the army support the Weimar government?

Because they signed the Treaty of Versailles

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How did Ebert stop the Kapp Putsch?

By calling a general strike. This caused Berlin to grind to a halt.

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What was the significance of the Kapp Putsch?

It showed that the Weimar government was unpopular and weak. It also showed that the Weimar government had the support of the Berliners. Finally, it showed that the army wasn't loyal.

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