Adolf Hitler passes the Feldherrnhalle (commander hall) in M

The Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler passes in an open limousine the Feldherrnhalle (commander hall) (right) and the Royal residence (left) at the Odeon Square in Munich. On the roadside stands the crowd that wears mostly uniform, trellis and shows the Hitler salute. It is precisely the place where the Hitler Putsch of 1923 had failed the opposition of the police. After Hitler coming into power in 1933, the failed coup of 1923 was hyped up to a victory and celebrated regularly in an anniversary with old fighters in the Munich Burgerbraukeller. At the Feldherrnhalle, a commemorative plaque was attached, which was allowed to be passed by every German just with a raised right arm while greeting

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