The Beer Hall Putsch - 100th Anniversary Special

[@hellman9655]

My grandfather was only 4 months old when this happened. He’d go on to serve in Europe as a young man. At 100, he’s still with us and coherent.

[@Quixina]

Wow! You should document his story on video and on a journal so his memories are preserved, not many people his age are still around. Which army did he serve in?

[@Caramel1806]

Ask him EVERY question you possibly can while you can. There are things that I wish I had been able to ask my older family members when I learned about them, but most of them were already gone by the time I learned about different historical events.

[@hellman9655]

@@Quixina He arrived in the UK in 1943. US Army. He was in low altitude air defense, on a quad .50 I believe. He landed in Normandy on D+1, he was attached to Pattons 3rd Army, I forget his unit. I know he was at the tail end of the big turn around toward the buldge. We did several sessions recording his experiences about 10 years ago.

[@ilovephotography1254]

Today 11/11 Veteran's Day. I salute your grandfather and all veterans for their service.

[@IgN5P]

Yes, yes, but what did he do during the beer putsh?

[@leninjohn1981]

The standout feature of this channel is how well researched every photo, every video, every quote from a historical fiqure is. Just amazing.

[@TheBelrick]

Would UK people, those that remain, rather speak German now (never actually was going to happen of course) or continue to have all their leaders speak yiddish and all their neighbours speak Farsi?

[@archstanton6102]

​@TheBelrick I reslise you are either a troll or bot but exactly which UK leadets speak Yiddish? I look forward to your fact checked evidence and sources.

[@TheBelrick]

@@archstanton6102 every uk leader serves those who speak yiddish. Hence Uk wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine (zelensky hello) and also now gearing up for in gaza once it goes wider spread You really are unobservant about who rules you Why on earth do you think that your Government is so hostile to your best interests? Why people on the street no longer even look like you do.

[@olivere5497]

​@@TheBelrickGerman, without question!

[@dustylover100]

And it shows with each new video.

[@barrydysert2974]

Mark, i've been avidly watching WWII footage for 48 years. To my amazement You consistently deliver footage that i have never seen before. You also time Your dialogue perfectly with Your imagery. You timed the 4 dramatic stills of Hitler exactly to His speech. Exquisite work! Thank You for proving there is always more to be learned from history !:-)

[@JCMC57]

I agree with you. I also am into WW2 for just as long if not more. I know all about the PUTCH but with MARK there is so much more I have learned and am still learning more that I thought, Thanks Mark Felton.

[@corychecketts]

Agreed. Dr. Felton takes the WW2 doc to another level.

[@chantalameslon517]

​@@JCMC57si je peux vous recommander une lecture , eustache mullince un écrivain américain vous en apprendrez des bonnes ceci dit cette émission est très bien .

[@realtalk6195]

The occassional sound effects are too loud and sometimes come from totally left field.

[@natheriver8910]

👏👏👏

[@deranhalter9124]

The Ninth of November is one of the days who need to have a video by itself, with so many turnabout points in german history. The November Revolution and establishment of the republic 1918, the Beerhall Putsch 1923, the Night of the Broken Glass 1938 and the fall of the Berlin Wall 1989 coincidentally falling on one day. In Germany we call this day the "Schicksalstag der Deutschen" or the "Day of Fate of the Germans".

[@manowar3207]

💯🇩🇪😆👍

[@LaxBroSurgeon]

Also the national holiday "tag der Deutschen Einheit" (for the reunification

[@deranhalter9124]

@LaxBroSurgeon The Reunification Day falls on October 3rd, not November 9th. There were discussions for this day, but in the end the day was historically too troubled

[@valerietaylor9615]

Sehr interessant!

[@ComfortsSpecter]

I Always Knew German’s Love November

[@larsgrotjohann6554]

Mark, as a german who lives in Munich I want to thank you for this masterpiece. I am a great supporter of you enriching work and I am looking forward for your next episode. Best wishes Lars

[@Richard-lh8jq]

Gruss Gott, Lars! For context, please don't miss my comment above. When visiting Muenchen 2006 and 2010, I stayed with Helene (+2022) at her apt. on Neureutherstrasse. She was the daughter of our nanny/Putzfrau Kathie (aus Serbien 1945)c - Kathie is buried in Nordfriedhof. Helene's daughter Elisabeth still lives in Munich area. Servus und Ade! ... 🎶Solang der Alte Peter🎵 ❤ aus./.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

You're crazy

[@chamuuemura5314]

@Occident I wouldn’t consider Ludwig to be Europe’s greatest son but his crazy castle did inspire the Disney logo… Or were you talking about Duke Wilhem memorialized in the Glockenspiel? What do those have to do with this video that commemorates a sad day in history?

[@robertandrews5640]

TOTALLY ACCURATE ABD TRUTHFUL CHANNEL totally UNTAINTED by woke drivel A CLEAR CONCISE FACTUAL DISCUSSION WITHOUT THE USUAL BIAS AND USUALLY DELIBERATE LIES PROPAGANDA IT IS IMPORTANT THAT PROPER FACTUAL COVERAGE DELIVERED WITHOUT HYSTRIONICS

[@gameburn178]

Must be interesting to live in Munich. I've read accounts of Hitler's life in Munich: his first jobs there, his practice of oratory in the Beer Halls. Also interesting that Bavarians, in general, were not big supporters of NSDAP, Hitler never won the majority support of Bavarians in elections. Hitler looks more like a Northern German thing to me, even Prussian in some senses. I could be wrong though.

[@jebbroham1776]

I can’t believe its been 100 years already 😮 We’re starting to get into the 100 year mark of a LOT of major European events that were the precursors to WW2.

[@LogieT2K]

With a major landwar in europe raging Lets hope this isnt our generations spain

[@smilingpolitely12345]

@@outrageduck7202 Yes I agree m what hamas done there is disgraceful.

[@cameleopard42]

@@outrageduck7202 You could have feigned being remotely reasonably by just saying you don't support Hamas either, but instead you chose to explicitly defend deliberately slaughtering civilians and automatically lose the argument.

[@Scotty-P]

And, what do you call what's being done to the U.K, the U.S.A, Canada, Australia and New Zealand?.....@@outrageduck7202

[@oscarfabi_]

@@cameleopard42 Amen

[@GaryRLuebke]

I recently found in my German stamp collection, an inflation stamp post marked with the date of 9 November 1923. I’ve had the collection for years and didn’t notice until now, couldn’t believe it. Thank you Mark for all you do. Another great presentation!

[@alexandrsanya7074]

Hello. I am from Russia? What people say about Hitler in Germany? What do you think about him?

[@latergator4154]

@@alexandrsanya7074well they don’t look up to him like Russians look up to all their horrible leaders from the past

[@Akrafena]

@@alexandrsanya7074 I'm American and I say he was horrible

[@Sniperboy5551]

@Westman.-fe5wn He was definitely charismatic and cunning, but he did some downright evil things.

[@peterrandall9523]

“I’m on the fence” Sean Lock

[@leonardomafrareina7634]

Dr Felton, you deserve a medal for your contributions to maintaining history for the sake of the future generations. Bravo.

[@TheBelrick]

Would UK people, those that remain, rather speak German now (never actually was going to happen of course) or continue to have all their leaders speak yiddish and all their neighbours speak Farsi?

[@josephtrahan8045]

You need to be knighted! But who am I just some US patriot. 🤷🏼‍♂️You deserve that honor from your King though.

[@josedorsaith5261]

​@@TheBelrick German, preferably

[@leonardomafrareina7634]

@@josephtrahan8045 Are you talking to me?

[@trvst5938]

@@TheBelrickmost Brits aren’t fascist. They’re civilians just living normal lives. 💀 Keep coping though.

[@rcgunner7086]

I have to say, this channel remains my favorite KZbin channel. Honestly, who needs things like the History Channel when you have Dr. Felton? The sober quality of your work really stands out in this day and age. Please don't stop!

[@richardthomas598]

The "History" channel? 🤣🤣🤣

[@Mediamarked]

@@KansasHempMan Like, example?

[@NUFIGHTER]

That's mind-blowing that the Beer Hall Putsch was 100 years ago! Awesome documentary on the topic as always Mark Felton!

[@scottanos9981]

I always thought it was in 1930 but no it was YEARS before he would rise to power!

[@DSAK55]

That's mind-blowing that the January 6 was 4 years ago

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

Still the best history channel on this platform. Thank you MFP!

[@feliksj.kwiatkowski2935]

Psssttt! Just tell him it's AMONG the best. Keep the feller on his toes, don'cha know?

[@EziekKiel]

@@feliksj.kwiatkowski2935 Lol😅

[@FYMASMD]

If interested in history about nothing else other than WW2. Yes. In particular Nazis. You need to expand your horizons.

[@terryhollands2794]

Yes, fact packed and concise.

[@PcGamerify]

100th anniversary!

[@superjonboy873]

Mark, as always, you do a phenomenal job of putsching things into perspective!

[@accountnamewithheld]

Booooooooooooo!

[@davefloyd9443]

Oh no. A viewer with material....

[@Conriocht]

Oh no, WWII puns…I did Nazi that coming at all. 😉

[@MartinMartinm]

😂😂😂

[@PcGamerify]

100th anniversary!

[@xZaibx]

Crazy to think its already been 100 years. What a world..

[@louise_rose]

And only fifteen years between Hitler's failed coup and the Kristallnacht in 1938

[@Mere-Lachaiselongue]

100 years of moloch worshipping rule... Man, we are fucked.

[@blooddef]

I remember it like it was yesterday

[@monkeycat48]

I can’t believe it’s already been 100 years still. Thank you so much Dr. Felton for sharing this!!! I love your channel!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@scotttyson607]

A significant and notorious anniversary. No other historian puts this amount of information into videos on a daily basis. Dr Felton, you are simply the best.

[@HonuManHi]

Thank you for this one, Dr. Felton. Looking at all the things that contributed to the rise and fall of Adolf Hitler is a fascinating hobby.

[@shhshs9139]

Watch Europa the last battle, it will explain everything

[@nedludd7622]

@@charlesmaximus9161 Poor trolling.

[@Conradlovesjoy]

@@nedludd7622yet you reacted. It worked.

[@knerduno5942]

Happy Anniversary ! Let's go drink a beer

[@Lerxstification]

The beginning feels eerily like the current political situation here in the USA, right down to the persecution of the Jews (except that is now coming from the left, the "democrat" socialists....

[@williamharris9525]

Good morning Doctor Felton! 100 years since the putsch. Amazing that as the years go by and some memories fade, the legacy remains.

[@lazyakers]

My grandfather was born the day before the beer hall putsch. It’s amazing how different the world was.

[@feliksj.kwiatkowski2935]

Mein Gott, du gedenkst ze werld different ist??? Hast du gekonsidered ze strassen von London zese days , liebling?

[@cliveo3]

@@feliksj.kwiatkowski2935 " Don't tell him Pike "

[@stuartgilroy]

Yesterday would have been my dad's 95th birthday!

[@Kededian]

The world hasnt changed a bit, the same atrocities are still being commited today. Humankind hasnt learned anything from its dark past. Schools rather educate our youth with gender pro nounces etc.

[@bradsanders6954]

And yet, look what is going on in the US with the far right, it hasnt changed that much.

[@samjhylton]

I work regularly in the building formerly known as the Führerbau, and I’m constantly reminded of the unique and dark past that this building and many others in Munich have. Thanks, Dr. Felton for such detailed and engaging videos about this chapter in history!

[@craigoliver8712]

I loved Germany especially Bavaria when I worked there during the 90s,i stayed at Bad Tòlz in 97 for a few weeks(even grabbing myself a beautiful fraulein girlfriend)there was a local lake with a beach+surrounded by mountains,it was spectacular,do you know the name?it was maybe a few miles from Bad Tòlz + I remember you had to pay to get on the beach,only 2 or 3 deutchmarks I think

[@samjhylton]

Maybe it was the Tegernsee? That’s very popular and not far from Bad Tölz

[@AFourthPosition]

The dark past is the day your country was occupied by foreign powers and you lost your right to self determination that will eventually end in the loss of your homeland altogether but keep drinking the occupation coolaid

[@TheWilferch]

Even for the many of us that know history....and this particular story.....no one has added the granular-detail that Mark does in these presentations..... excellent work !!!

[@levimeyer6126]

Mark will lay down more detailed information in 3 minutes than another series will in an hour. I rewatched the WW2 in color docuseries recently, and while it has good footage, it is essentially 5 hours of artillery fire and planes without actually delivering any new info. This channel always teaches you something new.

[@shhshs9139]

Watch Europa the last battle, highly informative documentary

[@levimeyer6126]

@@shhshs9139 Thank you, I will check it out

[@vercot7000]

@@shhshs9139already seen it. Their “sources” consist of HIAG propaganda lmfao. Please try to defend their questioning of the 6 mil statistic, because the Korherr reports and Jager report already refute Europa

[@t.specter86]

@@levimeyer6126careful, it’s basically NeoNazi 101.

[@levimeyer6126]

@@t.specter86 appreciate it!

[@JA37Viggen]

I was supposed to study. But the rules dictate that whenever a new Mark Felton vid is uploaded, I must watch it immediately

[@doberski6855]

Good rule! Probably learn more watching a Felton video then you will studying. Especially if you are a History major focusing on the 20th century!

[@JA37Viggen]

@@doberski6855 Agreed.

[@einarbolstad8150]

Those are the rules we all live by.

[@darkoflight4938]

Thank you for this Dr. Felton!!!! 100 years has gone by, fast. What have we learned? Nothing it seems which points out the importance of documentaries like these. If we ignore the past we will make the same mistakes again. Watching the world on fire again just proofs it. Today is the 85:th anniversary of the kristallnacht as well, I would like to point out.

[@kittyvlekkie]

we have learned plenty but have to keep learning as well

[@harryhanz1690]

To on degree or another, the world is always on fire. We only tend to pay attention when the flames start coming closer.

[@janusx66]

Do you know why we did not learn from it ? I'll tell you, because they lie about the history. By claiming that the nazis where right wing, no one ever would vote on a right wing party in the EU ever, and so it happened, and so the left rules the EU for decades now thanks to ww2 and we are heading to the same point again. The left still tries, then with communism, that was to brutal so then fascism, that launched nazism, and they all originated from socialism. Even Marx is antisemetic.

[@TheSaltydog07]

I'm 71 and I see that nothing has changed but technology. We've evolved from stones to smart bombs.

[@glenchapman3899]

@@TheSaltydog07 I am 61 and I recall my dad often used to say the only thing that ever really changes is the date. As I got older, I realized how close to the truth he really was

[@lm2530]

Thank you Mark! I had always heard of the "beer hall putsch" but never truly understood the details of it until now!

[@finddeniro]

As I..

[@toma5153]

Thank you for keeping history alive and interesting for younger people. One realizes how fragile democratic government is when you study Hitler's rise to power.

[@samipeltonen9337]

It’s hard to describe the way in which mark keeps you focused on every word. He gives just enough info to leave you yearning for more even after so many topics. Outstanding work again!

[@JohnSmith-rw2yn]

14:15 That is staggering. Sent to Dachau in 1933 and seeing through the whole show to 1945. I'll have to deep dive a bit more into this Police chief time there! Great video as always.

[@Virolaxion]

Who says retirement is uneventful?

[@anthonyreed480]

Kinda weird for a death camp.

[@queuedjar4578]

@@anthonyreed480 Dachau was mainly intended to first be a camp intended to hold political dissidents and wasn't specifically an extermination or concentration camp, though it would end up becoming more of one as the war went on. Many of them wouldn't die until the forced marches meant to evacuate all the prisoners at the end of the war.

[@tommyvictorbuch6960]

Already 100 years. Time flies.

[@lunabouch]

Excellent. My wife and I visited Munich last April and purposely skipped all the historical aspect of the putsch and Hitler. Now watching the locations that we walked was significantly meaningful. The fact that we walked in the steps at the moment not realizing the historical significance.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

I think you're first instinct to avoid was best. That's you're better self

[@Enyamasparw]

@@jamesbyrne9312You are instinct? You are better self?

[@jamesbyrne9312]

@@Enyamasparw what? Lol

[@jurgenbuchelt4384]

A very interesting part of my home town's history, which unfortunately did not make it into my high school history lessons beyond a brief mention. Thank you very much indeed!

[@cliffprice7860]

Mark, thank you so much for this episode. It's essential viewing these days as mainstream television is so banal.

[@CatholicSatan]

"...mainstream television is so banal" How I agree! I don't even have a TV these days.

[@andyfredericks6205]

You're not wrong there. Some cretinous,hysterical dance contest on the tv as I watch this.

[@finddeniro]

Read Biographies..and whistle blower. Books.. Wall street Journal. Crime and indictments are exciting..

[@punishedvenomsnake716]

Love your work, Dr. Felton! It's incredible to think about the role of watershed moments (like the Beer Hall Putsch) and the myriad number of effects that they would have. I wonder if the people present knew that (infamous) history was being made. Excited for the video!

[@chadlongnecker630]

I have no clue how you can produce so many videos with such high quality, simply incredible Dr.Felton

[@Robbielazar]

Knowledge

[@thEannoyingE]

So crazy being on the site just shy of its 100th anniversary. Such an incredible event, thanks for this documentary. Most of these sites I got to see in person, during my trip to Germany recently. A surreal experience for sure. The Führerbau looked identical since the war. It was even stranger seeing the Haus Der Kunst, though it’s skylights have been covered over.

[@BillBird2111]

This is just the start of the 100th Anniversary specials that Felton will do. I look forward to many of them.

[@lester1016]

Thank you for your channel, Dr. Felton! And congratulations on reaching 2 million subscribers, you totally deserve it. It would be a dream to hear you lecture here at my school, the Ateneo de Manila Unversity, but for now I shall be satisfied with your videos. Much praise, from fan yours from the Philippines.

[@stephengordon9956]

You attend a good University, young people like you will eventually lead the Pilipines soon enough. Study hard and you are right to say professors like Dr Felton are very important to keep us informed of the worlds past so we are aware of those who would userp our fragile freedoms and liberty. These freedoms are so easily mistaken for human rights and as given yet these same said rights were hard won with precious blood and treasure of our fellow countrymen in the past. Human rights are subject to those who rule and the elites hiding behind politicians who promise one thing and do something completely different. We need to keep watch and stay vigilant for wolves in sheep's clothing who would steal those rights. Stay the course and soak up good information and documentaries Dr Felton's channel provides for us.

[@u.e.u.e.]

Thank you for bringing up the details of this day exactly 100 years ago! 👍 This subject had never been mentioned in any German school, not in the East, not in the West!

[@BasementEngineer]

Jews would have kittens if anything positive were mentioned about the NS government.

[@rickhumphries3941]

Another great story from Mark Felton . I love WW2 history and this channel continues to bring new info everyday Thank you Mark

[@markadams7597]

November 8-9, 1923, a date I hope to which we will never return. Thanks for keeping it in our memories. Great review, Ty.

[@lazykoala2497]

Thank you for the time comparisons in this video. It's nice to see that some of these historical sites and buildings still exist today

[@jabbh7680]

Great as always

[@cuspsoftheoverworld]

omg. I've been alive for most of the century since (I'm 61). When I was a kid in the 60s and 70s, WW2 still loomed large. At ANZAC day parades the WW1 veterans were old and dwindling but the WW2 cohorts were middle-aged and numerous.

[@gameburn178]

I experienced something similar in Canada. One of my uncles was at Normandy, part of the Sherbrooke Fusiliers tank regiment. The other served in the Italian campaign. I grew up knowing them as normal guys. Except they had some pretty good war stories. The small town I lived in had dozens of veterans: one was a Chindit, another had been a commando, dozens fought at the Scheldt. Even more had served in Bomber Command. I guess it is up to us to tell people who they were, and more than anything that they really existed.

[@MysteryArchives]

Always an excellent watch Dr.Felton

[@josephcopeland2343]

Mr Felton you are a genius is KZbin have a reward what person that does great research you should win that award

[@LordVikingLive]

Fantastic Work Mark, I had to get my google map out to see from the old photos what is left and what is gone. Thankfully the statues on the Ludwigsbrucke is still there.

[@rickestabrook4987]

Excellent Mark. So many gaps filled in, including the current condition of the beer hall and other important landmarks. Thank you..

[@TheChonaman]

History. Pay attention people, or pay the consequences. Thanks, as always, Mark, for your excellent service to us all.

[@tonymcdonnly6492]

Thank you Dr. Felton for commemorating this historic event. We must never forget. "Those who forget the past are bound to repeat it." George Santayana

[@nodarkthings]

Absolutely fascinating, Dr. Felton. Thank you.

[@warriorforyah777]

If only our educational system put half the effort into teaching their students history, such as you do Dr Felton, with your accurate and informative information. We as a nation would definitely prosper and be better off for it.

[@郑颍]

You speak for one educational experience, not all. History is taught at a very high standard at both Secondary and Tertiary levels here in Victoria.

[@sugarnads]

Most students pay little attention to history. So theyre in no position to judge how well its taught 20 years later

[@郑颍]

@@sugarnads not in Victoria, we have great history teachers at school and at uni

[@eerokarhunen]

I'm a junior high teacher of history and social studies in Finland. I have 2 x 45 minutes of history classes each week for every group. On seventh grade I must teach history from early 1800's Napoleon stuff to WW1. On eight grade we begin to study from Finnish civil war, then interwar preriod AND then WW2. After that I must teach cold war, 1990's history and ending somewhere about WTC and early 2000's. So teachers are quite chained to national teaching schedule. I'd love to teach detailed war and political history but it's impossible. And ofcourse 90% of teenagers don't even understand all the words I'm using.

[@郑颍]

@@eerokarhunen I am confused. If you use words that are complicated then your role as a teacher is to help your students with the language of history. I taught history and I taught physics at high school and university and I made sure that I taught the special language of each

[@obersturmfuhrer88]

Out of all of the history I've ever learned about WW2, this channel is the most informative. I always look forward to watching videos.

[@jimmlynden2261]

Fantastic work. Thank you, Mark. You are doing us all a great service by making this history accessible. 🇩🇪🤝🇬🇧🤝🇫🇷🤝🇺🇸🤝🇮🇹🤝🇯🇵

[@lsx001]

I feel emotional for being able to experience this significant event that took place exactly 100 years or a century ago through the narration of Mr. Mark Felton.

[@TaKiKaToJi]

I’ll say it here because pretty sure most of this crowd would agree: This is what KZbin was designed for. Man what a video!

[@nirloy3988]

I absolutely love the dedication and pure formate used on this channel. Please keep up the amazing work and help us not forget the importance of world history.

[@wayneantoniazzi2706]

I said it before in the comment section of another video but I'll say it again. I really, REALLY have a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that 1923 is 100 years ago. My parents were born in 1928! I was born in 1953 and 1923 hardly seems like ancient history. Man, where do the years go? As the song goes, "Sunrise, sunset, sunrise, sunset. Swiftly fly the years!" Say Doctor F, maybe a follow-up video about the Nazi Party's "Blood Order" awarded to the veterans of the Putsch might be in order? Great video today! Thanks for all you do!

[@AdamKlownzinger]

The beer hall putsch is one of the most underratedly important events in world history. It rarely gets any mention in the united states, and NEVER in school, but it seems to me that it would be a great educational opportunity: “When ‘they’ show you who they are, believe them.” Whoever ‘they’ is, it doesn’t matter. Actions speak louder than words. The Nazis reformed themselves into a respectable enough party to win votes, but that’s only if you ignore the vile seditious activity that they had engaged in at their very beginning, including the putsch.

[@marcstein2510]

Because the putsch failed some historians are not interested in it. Same as the kapp-putsch of 1920. For them the evil emerged in 1929 when it grew more and more powerful. Otherwise were do you put the line? I am always surprised the DNVP is rarely mentioned in history books. This far-right precursor party to the nazis was in the end the differencemaker when they went into coalition with the nazis and they made everything possible.(if i remember correctly the nazis had gotten 44% in the last elections and it was only with the DNVP’s 7% that they could govern. Interestingly the DNVP’s members dissolved themselves soon and joined the nazi party party.

[@creepinwhileyousleepin]

I’m a much more informed and wiser person because of Dr.Felton. Thanks again.

[@TheGodDamnJets87]

Best history channel on KZbin. Excellent work sir, much appreciated.

[@DipDipBaskins]

Been watching your content for years now. I love your narration style and factual unbiased presentation of historical evidence! Keep producing 👻

[@inglesconalan5360]

Except when talking about the Buckingham Palace Tour. I think I might have detected a smidgen of personal opinion creeping into Dr Felton's commentary. 😉

[@DipDipBaskins]

@@inglesconalan5360 haha so true but I if I recall that particular video didn't he even point out he might be a little biased at some point? 😂

[@dukeman3ca1]

Excellent video! Thanks for all the content!

[@curtisdaniel9294]

Another case of "Lest we forget. " Thanks Dr Felton, this is another story that you have done justice to in this short documentary. 👏

[@lesames3743]

Another great story Mark..100 years ago today. Thank you.

[@garypoulton7311]

12 years in Dachau and lived to 98... Thats some going.

[@susiemcdonald1112]

Absolutely the best history teacher ever. Many thanks to you Mark for educating us even further..

[@Joseph-z7s3b]

Incredible how many destinies were cemented on this day lo these many years ago. I wish that I truly believed that any people, any where are too savvy to fall for a person who says that they have simple solutions to complex problems... but I don't. In a way, I think that there's less critical thought now than then. So many villains at this one point in history. Truly a singularity. Thank you Dr. Felton,I wouldn't have known the significance of this date otherwise. Well done.

[@Americansikkunt]

Jesus opposed Usury (which is the key component of central banking). It may be more simple than you realize…

[@faithlesshound5621]

I wonder how much critical thinking went on in the beer cellars of Munich.

[@Joseph-z7s3b]

@@faithlesshound5621 Not much I think, but maybe more attention should have been given to what was being said & done AFTER the speeches. When all the bread had been eaten and the circus was over. Critical thought could've been very useful then.

[@davidwright9092]

Best history channel by far and also far more consistent and reliable. Thank you for your service to history

[@jimhoffmann]

Excellent job, Dr. Felton. I walked some of those streets in 1985. Brought back memories. The following year, I worked with Bavarian Police Chief von Seisser’s great grandson. Small world.

[@frankmorlock9134]

Very interesting video, Mr. Felton. I wish I had had such detrailed information back in the 60{s when I was stationed in Bavaria and occasionally visited Munich. There is an interesting book on the putsch by Harold Gordon , titled Hitler and The beer Hall Putsch, Princeton, 1972 which I read many years ago. It details the situation in Munich and Bavaria before the failed putsch. There were many other semi' miliary groups around trying to get political traction, many of which were very crazy. Hitler wasn{t the only one. Although the putsch failed the aftermath was a success because it revealed that the Nazis were the only group willing to take action, and in effect left Hitler and the NSDAP the only players left on the field.

[@wazzouz]

Hitler murdered everyone whom he thought was in his way, so that is why they were the "only players left on the field".

[@CatholicSatan]

I have this book too, big fat thing - but it's a good read.

[@terence7913]

Wow 100 years since Hitler's first step on the dictator ladder...that is astonishing to think of! Thank you for all your great videos Dr Felton! I always love to watch them and learn from them 😊

[@paulkirkland3263]

Genuinely one of the best things you've done, and that's saying something. I particularly love the 'then and now' views around Munich. I'm sure you are aware of a UK magazine called After The Battle, which compares old wartime photos to contemporary photos, taken from the same spot. Could this be a new branch for your channel ? You must have covered all the little known aspects of WW2 by now, so this could be a new theme going on into the future. Once again, thanks for a great video.

[@rexx1962]

Fascinating perspective of both the excitement and urgency this seminal event.

[@peterlombard2292]

Mark knocks it out of the park again with this one. 'Brilliantlly preseted and enthralling as ever. Thanks Mark.

[@wazzouz]

I lived in Munich for one year in 1988-89 (I was 21 y.o.) working at the US army base McGraw Kaserne. I would pass by these places often - the Residenz (to see the musum inside), the Staatoper, Marienplatz, Isartor, Odeonsplatz (to go to the Theatinerkirche, which I loved), and Gasteig (where the Burgerbraukeller once stood and where a I saw a few classical concerts and took German classes). Watching this video brings a whole new dimension to my experince visting these places, and quit honestly, makes me feel creeped out that Hitler was in these places as well. Too bad Hitler didn't get shot dead at Odeonsplatz along with the others. Thank you Dr. Felton for doing the research and for making this video - it's an incredible work.

[@brendonsmith3080]

Your channel is one of the most informative on the history of WWII, including facts and stories you don’t hear much in any classroom. Though today is the 100th anniversary of the Beer Hall Putsch, it’s also the anniversary of one of the dark hallmarks of Nazism. Keep sharing more stories about WWII

[@fortpark-wd9sx]

The Beer Hall Putsch was a reminder that the general population and the mainstream conservative mid-upper class played a significant role in elevating what was then a relative fringe party of agitators to becoming the regime that controlled all significant aspects of country and society.

[@gangsterbroccoli]

I’m still blown away how he went from a spy sent to watch DAP to leader of the whole country who undertook so many massive feats.

[@rickdeckard7161]

I'm sure the chances of you seeing this are slim, but thank you so very sincerely for your factual, unbiased knowledge you give to so many! So thorough and entertaining every time! You are a true treasure and treat to all things history !!!

[@arthurnwafor1957]

Dr Felton you did justice to this again. Thank you for your great efforts in putting these historical events together!

[@ray7419]

Happy Anniversary everyone. 🤣 Great and informative video as always Dr. Felton.

[@ianvaldez3886]

The ww2 goat. The modern day shots make it so much closer to reality. I bet taking those videos knowing what happened there was an insanely strange experience.

[@MarkFeltonProductions]

It was - I always like to visit the actual places I talk about. They are always a bit different in real life than you imagined them to be.

[@ianvaldez3886]

@@MarkFeltonProductions Incredible. Thank you for your hard work. Should be required listening in today's climate.

[@jonnyqwst]

A great pivot point in his trajectory. Thank you for putting this together.

[@tomjanning264]

I was just in Munich and visited some of the sites Mark has done presentations on. Thanks Mark!!

[@simonallchin7436]

We went to Munich in the summer , and many of these monuments and street scenes are very much visible to the modern visitor ....an extremely interesting holiday in a very beautiful city , inspite of the unimaginable horrors of the Nazi era !

[@BasementEngineer]

"...unimaginable horrors of the Nazi era.." Rubbish. Blame the war mongers for that, Churchill and Roosevelt.

[@simonallchin7436]

@@BasementEngineer Absolute nonsense and à complete perversion of historical reality .

[@Dont_Tread_on_Me448]

"horrors" lmfao 😂 , see what the country was like under their rule , apart from all the anti Semitic stuff and war , the country was actually quite pleasant for the regular person , everyone had work , everyone had a home , everyone had food on the table , the youth was focused and fit unlike today , it was perfection

[@Hongaars1969]

Great work as always. Let’s also not forget that it’s also the 85th anniversary of Kristalnacht today.

[@faithlesshound5621]

So Kristallnacht took place on the 15th anniversary of the beer hall putsch? That can't have been a coincidence.

[@walcoman]

Once again Dr. Felton shares his creative genius with the world on the most important and critically historical facts that should never be forgotten. Bravo from Canada 🇨🇦

[@DelDuio]

100 years, hard to believe this happened so long ago. WW2 is still very fresh in my mind too, probably for most of us here.

[@JamesEdwards-g8q]

Wow!! 100 years... yet still fresh in our minds

[@zilari3662]

Thank you for this 100th anniversary history lesson and reminder of what can happen even today

[@coling3957]

How it started, .. Adolf ; "Fancy going down the Burger Beer Hall?" .. Hermann ; "oh yes, i LOVE burgers and beer!"

[@davemoore53]

Not all that hard to imagine it happening again today, although the details would be different, the sentiment is alive and well.

[@petestorz172]

The stahlhelm, commonly associated with the Wehrmacht, was actually introduced during WW1. During Goering's recovery from his wound during the Putsch, he became addicted to a painkiller, and this affected his health (including his weight). To Röhm, Hitler's non-Marxist socialism was insufficiently radical, and Röhm became a rival, with the SA as his nascent power base. When Hitler came to power, within a few months he converted a former factory temporary housing camp in Dachau into a concentration camp for his political enemies. The location now has a museum that includes a couple of replicas of the buildings in which prisoners were housed. The beautiful woods outside the perimeter wall farthest from the former administration building make visiting an eerie experience.

[@watching99134]

Goering became addicted to morphine; Hitler also needed to cultivate the support of the traditional military establishment which saw Roehm's SA as a threat (they wanted to replace the aristocratic-professional military with a purely socialist national army).

[@joklbauer7974]

Gives me Goosebumps these stories told by you sir.

[@onebeartoe]

Many thanks, Dr. Mark Felton!

[@jeffclark7888]

And on this date in 1918 Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated his throne and fled to exile in Doorn, The Netherlands.

[@jeffclark7888]

Another great job with this presentation, Mark. Greetings to you from Texas.

[@javierlinera1707]

Dr. Felton, please indulge my wish of an episode dedicated to General Ludendorff and his ties to the Nazi’s and eventual disdain for them. It would make an interesting video and also would shine a light as to how the evil the Nazi’s represented came to shine openly.

[@Kiwifreak32]

9:58 Göring shouted at the police not to shoot on fellow WW1 veterans. I think the police was very confused when Göring called the past war "world war 1" and maybe they were a little bit worried.

[@jackpavlik563]

I wonder if “WW1” was the literal translation of what Gohring said.

[@scockery]

Göring "I meant The Great War." Officer #1: "Wasn't such a great war for me!" Officer #2: "Wars not make one great!" Officer #3: "Shut-Up, Officer Yoder."

[@Limacy]

@@scockery Suddenly Monty Python.

[@mustafasfleas7342]

Thank you Dr. Felton! This history while available, in todays world, is, more and more being hidden away. It is well worth the time and efforts you've spent in order to allow those that most need to know, an easy path to understanding how evil can grow ever stronger, dragging million's of innocent's to their destruction!

[@jamesdykes517]

Man. That music gets you going every time!

[@Goldenspiderducck]

Dr. Felton, again, thank you for your work and dedication! I have a question for you (or if anyone else can answer) - it seems absolutely *remarkable* that Police Chief Seisser survived for _12 years_ in Dachau! Did he write anything about his time there? Did he ever do an interview about his experiences?? I shudder to think what the man bore witness to. But his personal perspective seems like it would be an invaluable asset to history and, really, humanity. Thank you!

[@judyjudy51]

And that he lived to such an old age !

[@BRING_GUNS]

I was wondering the same thing! He must have either had some level of special lenient treatment or was absurdly tough.

[@Dommas1106]

Interesting fact: Today there is a memorial plaque facing against the torn down Beer Hall Putsch memorial at Feldherrnhalle. It remembers the shot policemen of the Beer Hall Putsch.

[@thomasel9171]

History is written by the victor