Beer Hall Putsch (Hitlerputsch) medal by Karl Goetz, 1923, obverse. The medal shows Adolf Hitler with a revolver, forcing Gustav Ritter von Kahr to end his speech and thereby starting the Beer Hall Putsch of November 8th, 1923. A number of features point to the artist's satirical intention: the inscription "NATIONAL GEN NATIONAL" (nationalist against nationalist), the swastika in reverse, and the inscription "HITTLER / PUTSCH" with an intended misspelling. Later, immediately after Hitler was named chancellor, Goetz became supportive of Hitler and the nazi ideology.
Karl Goetz (medal, d. 1950), unknown (photograph, Metropolitan Museum of Art)
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