There were dire repercussions of the Ruhr crisis, including hyperinflation and an increase in the unemployment rate in Germany. This was a key cause of the collapse of the German economy. Hyperinflation severely effected the German population as entire savings were wiped out and people were unable to afford their basic commodities...
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The putsch was successful in bringing attention to the fact that the government was tolerant of right-wing violence, yet quick to act against any left-wing attacks. Hitler was charged and arrested for treason, but only served a mere six months of his five year sentence. This preferential treatment from the Weimar government gave opportunity for the right-wing extremists and Hitler to come to power in Germany...
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