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MikeDunnAuthor

Today in Labor History March 13, 1920: The Kapp Putsch attempted to overthrow the new German republic. While the government officials fled, workers launched a General Strike and refused to cooperate with the nationalists and royalists behind the coup attempt. The General Strike effectively ended the right-wing assault on the republic. However, it also inspired even more radical actions by the workers, including the Communist Ruhr Uprising, which lasted from March 13 through April 12. The government utilized the right-wing Freikorps to suppress the uprising, killing over 1,000 workers.

Demonstration in Berlin against the putsch. The caption reads: "A quarter million participants" By Original photograph uncredited. Scan by Ning-ning. - Original silver gelatine print, postcard-sized, no attribution., Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=4125364
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Arthur van der Harg

@MikeDunnAuthor The modern equivalent of the Freikorps would be your Proud Boys and Oathkeepers and such. Once you see them “stepping forward” instead of “standing back and standing by”, you’ll know the game is really on.

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