Radola Gajda was leader of the NOF and a hero of the Czechoslovak legions during the first world war and collapse of the Russian Empire. The Czech Fascists were mainly based on Italian Fascism and rather anti-German. Apparently they boasted several hundred thousand members at its peak, and Gajda was until 1931 still an officer in the Czechoslovakian Army.
To top it off apparently a coup was aborted by Brno police in 1933, which had the cooperation of some Slovak far-right paramilitary groups aswell as the NOF presumably with the object of placing Gajda in charge.
What if the coup either goes as planned or Gajda is not discharged from the Army in 1931 and he leads a coup in 1933 with the cooperation of far right Slovak groups, what occurs? I imagine they would have very good relations with VF Austria and Fascist Italy. While having poor relations with Germany and perhaps Poland. Assuming the coup is a success how does this affect the interwar? I could imagine Dolfuss, Gajda, and Mussolini forming an anti-German alliance. ITTL I don't see a way that the Czechs, if Germany pressured them for the Sudetenland would give up without a fight like they did in OTL.
To top it off apparently a coup was aborted by Brno police in 1933, which had the cooperation of some Slovak far-right paramilitary groups aswell as the NOF presumably with the object of placing Gajda in charge.
What if the coup either goes as planned or Gajda is not discharged from the Army in 1931 and he leads a coup in 1933 with the cooperation of far right Slovak groups, what occurs? I imagine they would have very good relations with VF Austria and Fascist Italy. While having poor relations with Germany and perhaps Poland. Assuming the coup is a success how does this affect the interwar? I could imagine Dolfuss, Gajda, and Mussolini forming an anti-German alliance. ITTL I don't see a way that the Czechs, if Germany pressured them for the Sudetenland would give up without a fight like they did in OTL.