How Did The Beer Hall Putsch

The Beer Hall Putsch, also known as the Hitlerputsch in Germany was a coup attempted by the Nazi Party, lead by Adolf Hitler. During the eighth and ninth of November 1923 about two thousand Nazi supporters marched on the centre of Munich. They fought with police, resulting in the death of four policemen and 16 Nazis as well as the injury of many including Hitler himself. Some may argue that this coup was not only Hitler’s inspiration for Mein Kampf, but also much of Hitler's hostility towards the current government.
Hitler hoped to forcefully take over the German government and become chancellor in place of the current regime. He and many others had been angered by their own governments reaction to the Treaty of Versailles, saying that it was