Changing trains in Munich on the way back from Nuremberg this week gave me a brief, early-morning opportunity to look at the spot where the Beer Hall Putsch of 8th November 1923 ended.

This is the spot where the road narrows to pass the Feldherrnhalle ; this is the view the marchers would have had at the futhest point they reached on the way to the Bavarian Parliament. A police cordon awaited....



Here's another view from a slightly different angle.....




Today, nothing remains to mark the spot ( I have to acknowledge After The Battle - yet again ! - without which I wouldn't have known where to look ).

But if you look closely at the wall of the Feldherrnhalle, the concrete patches show the mounting points for the three 'permanent' wreaths placed by the Nazis to commemorate the 'martyrs of 1923'......




These became the focus of many NSDAP marches and ceremonies.

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"Stand by to pull me out of the seat if I get hit" - Guy Gibson

Martin, your an amazing Gentleman. You never fail to amaze me with your visits to historical places. I had wondered if the Feldherrnhalle was still there or not? Now all it's missing are the two Allgemeine SS guards standing at attention at the entrance.

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

Great photos Martin
Went to the same spot this year on the Third Reich tour

very nice!
thanks!!

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Scott

uksubs, can you provide some more info on the third reich tour?

thanks!

On the tour it covers the White Rose resistance movement & the up rising of Hitler
Hitler & the Third Reich walking Tour
A trip to Dachau concentration camp is worth doing to

Great Pictures Martin.

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"I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore."

excellent material Martin. Last time I was in Münich was at the bier Festival and therefore I don't remember anything, wonder why....

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