What was the Nazi revolution?

Answer 1

The Munich beer hall putsch in 1923 is the only event i can think of as a Nazi revolution. the Nazis aided with armed SA. storm troopers attempted to overthrow of the Munich government by locking the Munich leaders inside a beer hall and forcing them to sign document giving the national socialist total authority in the German city state. Even though they signed the documents all three captives (Gustav von Kahr, Hans von Seisser, and Otto von Lossow) eventually escaped and publicly denounced the Nazi party and Hitler, and then proceeded to flee Munich. In a attempt to regain the city Storm troopers were dispatched to several locations around Munich which lead to a gun fight in front of the defense ministry between the police and the Nazi aggressor's. Hitler and an associate Rudolf Hess were sentenced to high treason and sentence to five years in prison. While serving time the two received preferential treatment and wrote mien kampf. When the Nazis came to power it was because Hitler was elected chancellor in 1933 ten years later.

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The term 'Nazi Revolution' was the term used by the Nazis themselves to refer to the period from about February to July 1933, when the Nazi paramilitaries (the SA - Stormtroopers) went around gleefully beating up and sometimes killing political opponents. Hitler was not keen on public disorder and called a halt to this in July 1933.

In this period, too, the Stormtroopers set up a number of 'unofficial' (temporary) concentrations camps. Inmates included some people against whom members of the SA had purely personal grudges.

Answer 2

The economic crisis in Germany brought about by the punitive nature of the Versailles Treaty.