If that coup was successful, we would see the British and the French march right into Berlin and take out the NSDAP.
But someone tweeted what happened after the performance.:
It is all relative. IOTL Hitler sought to increase living standards, that significantly delayed militarisation.
ITTL Hitler takes power far earlier and large-scale industrialisation starts from the beginning, much like Stalin did IOTL.
In 1932, southern Germany have been building upp for nearly 7 years, have an
offensive army above the million. In their attack against the Czechs, they are helped by Hungaryan, Croatia, Slovenian armies and a Slovak rebellion.
Having taken control of Czech industry and gained a new allie (Slovakia), 1933 Romania is even less of a problem.
Only in TTL 1936, where Hitler have been in power for nearly 13 years(longer than the 3rd Reich existed IOTL), does united Germany reachs IOTL 1940 military level.
TTL 1937:
Central Powers armies are the size of IOTL european axis armies in 1941 and 1942.
TTL 1938: Industry of France, Belgium and Holland is quickly absorbed into the general war effort.
Industrial production is enhanced even further by that, reaches the level of 1944 axis by the end of the year.
While TTL Germany have taken large losses, it have faced no Kursk-type event yet.
As a result, military and industrial capacities of the central powers continue to grow further.
TTL 1939:
Central Power´s military strenght, technological advance and industrial power reaches a level unseen by IOTL european axis.
Britain only reachs IOTL 1942-1943 level.
Sovietic large-scale industrialisation and technological advance have been delayed by several years.
Thus, even if Red army has reached IOTL 1942 strenght(and far better battle experience), it cannot grow much beyond that level.