Chapter 36: Munich riots

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The Bavarian state government originally scheduled for the rally on the evening of November 21st, and celebrities from the political and social sectors of Munich participated. (Because the sudden death of the President, the succession of President Hindenburg, and the secret establishment of the Grand German Party have affected the Bavarian nobles and troops, so this party that should have been held on November 8 was postponed to November. On the 21st, the Munich Beer Hall riot that should have occurred on November 8th was postponed to the 21st.)
As a local celebrity, Hitler was also invited to participate in this banquet. He was next to a pillar and squeezed in a corner with Nazi party members such as Max Oman, Rosenborg, Ulrich Graf, etc. No one noticed his existence.
Twenty minutes after a local official named Karl started speaking, the entire assembly was suddenly interrupted. Goering entered the hall with 25 armed Nazi party members. The meeting place was chaotic. In the chaos, Hitler took a pistol out of his arms, then jumped into a chair with a roar, fired a shot at the ceiling, then jumped down and walked to the podium.
"The national revolution has begun." Hitler shouted loudly: "This hall has been occupied by 600 people with heavy weapons. No one is allowed to leave the hall. The Bavarian government and the German government have been overthrown, and the provisional national government has been established. The army barracks and police station have been occupied, and the army and police are advancing into the city under the Nazi banner. "
Many people in the hall were angry at the brazenness of this young upstart who tried to squeeze into the political realm by intimidation, but no one could understand the extent of Hitler's pure bluff. After all, they all saw that there were really about six hundred stormtroopers outside the hall, and there was a machine gun at the gate.
With the assistance of the former Munich police chief Bona, Hitler had persuaded Flick, an official still working at the police station, to ask him to call the police officer in the lobby not to intervene. If something happened, just report it and let Goring maintained order in the hall. These orders were executed meticulously by Flick, so the Nazi Party controlled the entire hall.
Hitler saw that the situation was under control, and he asked people to drove Karl, Losov, and Sessel into a room beside them. At the same time, Schborner Richter drove to Ludwigshoehe to pick General Ludendorff that night because Hitler wanted him to serve as his revolutionary leader.
Hitler was very excited and began to meet Karl and his partner in a dramatic way. Seeing Hitler come in, Carl asked angrily: "What the do you want? We are government officials! You have no right to imprison us!"
Hitler sneered, then waved a pistol to them and said, "Without my permission, no one wants to walk out of this room alive. I have blocked a new government with Ludendorff, which will lead the German people to usher in Great victory! "
But at this time, Ludendorff knew nothing about what happened. Hitler deceived everyone with a big word: "You have only one choice now: riot with me!"
He said while waving his pistol, which looked a little insane, which scared Carl and others very much.
Seeing that his opponent was afraid and flinching, Hitler's arrogance became more arrogant and yelled, "There are four bullets in my pistol. If you are not willing to cooperate with me, I will reward you with three, and the last bullet will be left to you. Myself."
He raised his pistol at his head and shouted, "If I haven't succeeded by tomorrow afternoon, I don't want this life."
Carl and others were unexpectedly unmoved. First, they find it difficult to fully consider Hitler's crazy words, despite the guns and armed guards in the window; second, they think that whoever comes first at this time will be the first unlucky guy. Losov heard Carl and Sessel whispering "cheating" behind him.
At this time Karl tried to act bravely and said: "You can arrest me or shoot me. I'm not dead if I die." This sentence annoyed the opposite Hitler.
And Sessel immediately took a step forward, condemning Hitler for failing to keep his promise: "God! You promised me that you will not hold a coup! Now you still want to deceive me and break my reputation!"
Hitler, who was still very annoyed, was very guilty after hearing the words of Sessel, but he still said firmly: "Yes, I eat my own words. Please forgive me. But for the sake of the motherland, I have to."
He wanted to explain something, but when he saw Carl start whispering to the silent Losov, he suddenly angered and shouted, "No words without my permission."
At this point in the coup, Hitler hardly made any real progress. Later, he had no choice but to leave the room, rushed to the hall, and announced to others: "The three people inside have agreed to organize a new German government with me, and the Bavarian cabinet has stepped down." After hearing his words, There was a cheer in the hall.
He pressed his palms, motioned to be quiet, and then continued: "So I propose that the Bavarian government consists of a regent and a prime minister with dictatorship. I suggest Mr. von Carl as the regent and Mr. Bona as the Prime Minister. In November the government of sinners and the President of Germany have been announced. The new national government will be appointed today in Munich. "
As in history, Hitler announced the victory of the Munich Beer Hall riot. At this time, he had not received the support of General Ludendorff, nor any compromise of a senior government official, and even the attitude of the National Defense Force was not taken into consideration, so he started his grand plan so rashly.
As soon as Hitler returned to the Nazi Party office building, his colluder Ludendorff arrived. He was very angry about Hitler playing around with him casually in the drum: "Adolf! You can't do it so hard! I'm not your pawn! Have you ever thought about your actions failing! I will be sent to court? "
Hitler laughed out loud: "I will not fail! The German people will go to glory under my leadership! To victory!" He tried to confuse old fritters like Ludendorff by confusing Nazi Party members.
But apparently he was unsuccessful, and Ludendorff shouted angrily: "You bastard! You let yourself, not me as the future dictator of Germany! Also let me command you like a monkey that doesn't exist at all. Army! Do you think everyone is a fool? "
However, Hitler was unimpressed. Ludendorff had to control himself and said to Hitler in the calmest tone possible: "Mr. Hitler! This is a national matter. I can only advise others to cooperate. I cannot really control their actions. ! "
Hitler shook his head and said, "It's too late! We can't look back anymore. Our actions have already entered a chapter in the history of the world." Seeing Ludendorff succumbed, his loyal staff, Losov, had to get up and compromise with Hitler: "I will execute Mr. Hitler's wishes as an order."
Ludendorff ’s intervention played a decisive role. When Karl still objected, Hitler used his last trump card. He said to Karl: "If your permission allows, I will immediately drive to see His Majesty, the Prince of Bavaria, and tell him: 'The German people have risen and made up for the unfair treatment received by His Majesty's father.' "
After hearing this, Karl, the royalist official who had been swaying, surrendered and immediately agreed to cooperate and act as the king's representative. They reached a seeming unity, and the whole lined up to the lobby.
When the audience jumped into their seats and cheered warmly, each of them spoke short words on the podium, sworn allegiance, and shook hands with each other. Hitler was overjoyed, relieved, and excitedly said, "I will fulfil my oath that I made in the military hospital temporarily blind when I was five years ago: to work tirelessly until the government of sinners in November It was overthrown until a strong and glorious Germany was built on the tragic ruins of Germany today. "
As soon as he finished speaking, his brown shirt army gathered in the tavern shouted loudly: "Germany is above everything else".
Everyone applauded and shouted with Hitler: "Germany is above everything else!"
In the rolling shouts, a man in brown shirt walked out of the tavern. He saluted the brown soldiers guarding the gate, then nodded and walked away and disappeared into the night.
In a small alley not far away, a man was smoking a cigarette against a wall. When he saw a man in a brown shirt coming over, he dropped the cigarette in his mouth on the ground and stepped on it with his feet. After a note, the man in brown shirt handed out the note, nodded and turned away.
He opened the note, and with the light from the window behind him and the moonlight, he vaguely read a line of small print: "Hitler rioted in the beer hall and immediately notified the Gestapo to command Major Gascoll."
At 11 o'clock in the morning on November 22, the Nazi Party took action. Three thousand Nazi Party members and the Brown Shirt Army gathered again outside the beer hall that night. They distributed a small amount of rifles and ammunition, shouting slogans, ready to launch a riot.
The unrestrained team, armed with various weapons, led towards the center of Munich under the leadership of Hitler, Goring and the famous General Enrique Ludendorff.
At the same time, in the IDF camp outside Munich, the sirens slashed through the sky, and cars drove out of the warehouse one by one. The rows of IDFs were neatly arranged with rifles on their shoulders. Soldiers, they are waiting for a key figure to arrive.