Hitler's begining

When the war ended, Hitler was in hospital at Pasewalk recovering from his loss of vision, Hitler after he was discharged made his way back to Munich. He was still in uniform and still drew his rations and pay from the army. In December 1918, he volunteered for guard duty in a prisoner-of-war camp containing Russian and French soldiers. By the end of January the prisoners were sent home and the camp closed. Along with the other soldiers, Hitler was arrested by Freikorps men when they seized Munich in May 1919.However Generals recognized Hitler for having an outstanding war record and he was released unharmed.

In summer 1919 Hitler was sent by the Army to attend a course of ?political instruction? of right-wing ideology, teaching him how to influence people. Hitler was appointed as Instruction Officer and given the task of introducing anti-Communist attitudes in selected officers and men. This was an important step for Hitler, since it constituted the first recognition of the fact that he had any political ability at all. Then, in September, he was instructed by the head of the Political Department to investigate a small group meeting in Munich, the

On the morning of the 9th Hitler overslept which meant the March was delayed until noon. It was about 11 o?clock when the marchers passed through one police barricade. The police were there because of the notification of the triumverate. Hitler decided to take a shortcut through a narrow street (only 8 abreast). Police met them. They were armed, but there were only one hundred of them. Hitler then shouted, ?Surrender,? but within seconds firing broke out. Sixteen marchers and three policemen died. In the shooting a man linking arms with Hitler got shot. The man pulled Hitler down dislocating his solider. Quickly Hitler got up injured and ran away where he got arrested two days after.

On 12 September 1919 Hitler attended his first DAP meeting in a room at the Sterneckerbräu, a Munich beer-cellar. Twenty or twenty-five people gathered. One of the speakers was Gottfried Feder, who was well known in Munich and had already impressed Hitler at one of the political courses arranged for the army.

In organisation and appeal the NSDAP and Hitler had changed, but Hitler did not change his central political objectives after the failure of the putsch. Hitler still remained loyal to the 25-point plan he had originally put together.

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