9 November 1929

[Military]

90 years since 9th November 1929. Anyone remembers? It is 2019 this year!

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[ErichS]

1929?

[Jeff Clark]

1923 rings a bell....

[Erich B.]

Agree; 1923 comes to mind.
Erich

[AntiqueWW2]

Not much was going on there:

November 9, 1929 (Saturday)

A Chinese report stated that Soviet troops had crossed the Amur River near Blagoveshchensk.[24]
Severe fighting with heavy losses on both sides was reported from Hunan Province in the Chinese Civil War.[24]
Born: Imre Kertész, author and Nobel laureate, in Budapest, Hungary

[Robert H]

and 1925 ... and ... and ...

[Military]

Oh yes, it was a typo error. I meant to say 1923! It's been 96 years!

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[Br. James]

I don't have Jeff Hansen's article from "Military Advisor" on the annual Putsch observations in front of me, but since the Party Congress of 1929 was a huge affair -- and the last RPT prior to Hitler's ascension to power -- I would imagine that the 1929 observation of the "Martyrs of 9 November" was both a public and a private affair, beginning on November 8th at the Bürgerbräukeller with an address by Hitler to the Party leadership, and a wreath-laying at the Feldherrnhalle.

Br. James

[Military]

Were there any commemorations towards the later war years? Not sure if anyone has a collection related to 9 Nov 1923? I only have a booklet (and a crystal cut vase which has been sold).

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[Thorsten B.]

Inside the Braunes Haus:

[gauost]

1929?

How about 9 Nov 1989 ?? The wall came down between east and west Germany.

[Gary Symonds]

How about November 9, 1918, when the Kaiser abdicated?

November 9, a big day in German history.

[Robert H]

1925 the SS saw its lights

[Military]

Quite some interesting facts for 9 November in the history of Germany!

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[Jon Fish]

8/9 November 2023 see you all there 👍