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Chapter 534 The Rise of the Devil

On July 7, Hitler held a commemorative conference in Nuremberg for Germany's defeat of France in Sedan in 2. The goal is: to overthrow the weak and incompetent Weimar, and to bring down Hindenburg, the conspirator behind it!

The head of the Bavarian administration issued a stern warning to Hitler and the armed groups.Hitler's henchmen demanded action.Lieutenant William Brook, one of his stormtrooper leaders, demanded immediate action.

"The time has come," he reminded. "I can no longer restrain my brethren. If we do not act now, they will leave us."

After Hitler discussed with his cronies, they decided to hijack the Bavarian Big Three and force them to exercise their power at his request.These three giants are the state governor Karl, the commander of the Wehrmacht in Bavaria, General Losov, and the state police chief, Colonel Seiser.Hitler decided to take immediate action.

At nearly 11 o'clock in the evening on November 8, the state president Karl was speaking to an audience of 9 audiences in the Bergbraukeller tavern. Machine guns blocked the entrance and exit of the tavern.In order to attract people's attention, Hitler jumped on a table, took out his pistol and fired a shot at the ceiling.At this moment Karl stopped speaking immediately, and the audience was at a loss.Hitler, surrounded by Hess and Graf the thug, walked to the podium.Karl turned pale with fright at this time, obediently retreated from the podium, and Hitler took his place.

"The national revolution has begun!" shouted Hitler. "This place has been occupied by 600 armed men. No one is allowed to leave the hall. Everyone must be silent, or I will set up machine guns in the balcony. Bavaria and the whole country have been overthrown." , the provisional country has been established. The barracks of the Wehrmacht and the police have been occupied. The army and the police have marched into the city under the flag!"

Pushed and shoved by the SA, the three most senior officials in Bavaria docilely obeyed Hitler while the crowd watched dumbfounded.

However, there were some brave ones, and one shouted to the policeman, "Don't be so timid, shoot!" However, the policemen saw that their chiefs were so tame, and the stormtroopers had occupied the entire hall.

Goering, a member of the Communist Party, fiddled with the pistol in his hand and said: "There is nothing to be afraid of, and we have no malicious intentions. Therefore, you have no reason to be dissatisfied. Drink your beer! A new organization is being organized in the next room."

It is true that a new organization is being organized, but it is under the duress of Hitler's pistol.As soon as he drove the three of them into the next room, he told them: "Without my permission, no one can get out alive." Hitler said gloomily: "The three of you can be in Bavaria, or in Bavaria." I held an important position in the National Lieutenant General Ludendorff, the Chief of the German General Staff."

Ludendorff?All three were stunned.They don't understand such an important person, how did Hitler win over?
In fact, that evening, Hitler had sent someone to Ludwigshaus to fetch the general to the beer hall.

All three bowed their heads in silence, but Hitler was still chattering: "The three of you must join me in declaring a revolution and participating in the new revolution. Whoever does not do it will not want to live. Karl will serve as Bavaria Regent, Luo Sof will be Defense Forces Minister and Seyser will be National Police Chief."

Karl replied angrily, "Herr Hitler, you can tell them to shoot me, or you can do it yourself. It doesn't matter if I die or not."

Seisser also spoke: "Herr Hitler, you have not kept your promise not to stage a coup against the police."

General Losov continued to remain silent.

The three men in charge of the Bavarian regime, even with their guns pointed at their chests, did not agree.But Hitler did not stop. Without a word, he rushed out into the hall, stepped up to the podium, and announced to the disgruntled crowd: "The Big Three in the next room have joined me in forming a new world. The new world." To be proclaimed today in this very place in Munich. The Wehrmacht will be formed immediately. I propose that I take over policy direction for the country and that Ludendorff will assume leadership of the Wehrmacht! Hitler's ingenious lie worked. When the crowd heard When General Lossov and Police Chief Seisser had already cooperated with Hitler, their mood changed. There were loud cheers, and these cheers moved the three people who were still imprisoned next door.

At this time, Hitler had sent someone to pick up General Ludendorff.For a long time, Ludendorff, who was under the oppression of Hindenburg, had been looking forward to the emergence of a figure who could turn the tide. The appearance of Hitler made him see hope.Coupled with the growing influence of the Communist Party in the German country, Ludendorff agreed to the cooperation plan with Hitler very smoothly.

When he came to the beer hall, Ludendorff began to help Hitler persuade the three officials, "Now this has become a major national cause, and I advise the three gentlemen to cooperate. Especially this cause is for the entire German people, and especially It was for the abdicated Kaiser Wilhelm II to regain power in Germany."

Ludendorff is a well-known figure in Germany, and his words certainly carry weight. In addition, these three people are loyal followers of William II.So they began to compromise and expressed their willingness to cooperate.

Hitler was overjoyed.He stepped onto the podium again, waving his arms and said: "I will now fulfill the oath I made five years ago when I was momentarily blind in a military hospital: to persevere and work hard until the Weimar Republic is overthrown, until the Weimar Republic is overthrown Build a strong, free and glorious Germany on the tragic ruins of Germany today."

So far the meeting has been adjourned.Fighters from an armed group known as the Highland Alliance clashed with regular troops in the Corps of Engineers barracks.Hitler drove to the scene of the accident, settled the dispute himself, and left the matter in the beer hall to Ludendorff.

At this point Lossov wanted to slip away and told Ludendorff that he must go to Army Headquarters and give the necessary orders.When one of Hitler's cronies objected, Ludendorff sullenly said: "I will not allow you to doubt the words of a German officer." Then, Karl and Seisser also slipped away one by one.

When Hitler happily returned to the tavern, he couldn't help being dumbfounded.He thought that his men were busy forming new missions, and Ludendorff and Losov had already drawn up a plan to march into Berlin, but in the end almost nothing was done, and even Munich was not attacked by his party members. occupied.

After Losov returned to the headquarters of the No. 19 Division of the Army, he immediately issued an order for the garrison in the suburbs to rush to the city for reinforcements.By early morning the regulars had formed a blockade around the Ministry of War and surrounded Rohm's men.The state administrator Karl also issued an order for the immediate disbandment of the National Socialist German Workers Party and the two armed groups of the Highland Union and the German Battle Flag.

This night, in Hitler's eyes, it was an easy victory, but it quickly disappeared after nightfall.Not even the name of Ludendorff could win over the Bavarian army.

Ludendorff proposed a bold plan to the wandering Hitler. He suggested that he and Hitler lead their supporters to march to the city center and then occupy it.What he was absolutely sure of was that not only did the police and the army dare not obstruct him, but they would even follow him and fight at his command.Hitler was skeptical at first, but finally agreed.

The next morning, Hitler and Ludendorff led the stormtroopers of about 3000 people and marched towards the center of Munich.Walking with them at the head of the ranks were Stormtrooper Goering, Richter, Rosenberg, Hitler's guard Graf, and six or seven other leaders of the Communist Party and the leaders of the combat alliance.Behind the first few rows followed a truck with machine guns on it, carrying machine gunners.The stormtroopers carried carbines on their shoulders, and some even had bayonets on them.Hitler held a pistol in his hand.This was not a remarkable army, but Ludendorff, who had commanded a million German troops, apparently thought that it was enough to achieve his purpose.

Just a few hundred yards further north from the brewhouse, the rebels encountered the first obstacle.On the Ludwig Bridge, which spans the Isar River into the city centre, a line of armed policemen stood guard to prevent them from passing.Goering jumped forward and said to the police captain, "If the police shoot at them, he will shoot the hostages in the back of the line." In the previous night, Hess and others had hunted down some hostages, including The purpose of the two cabinet ministers is to deal with this kind of contingency.The police captain evidently believed him, and let the procession cross the bridge without obstruction.

The procession passed through the narrow Rue du Mansion, which led to the open Place Otion.Just at the end of the narrow street, about 100 heavily armed police guarded the procession.However, the Communists wanted to trick them again.One of the guards among them jumped forward and shouted: "Don't shoot! Your Excellency Ludendorff is leading the team!"

Hitler also shouted: "Surrender! Surrender!"

The policemen were all taken aback. Many people looked to the back of the line and immediately recognized General Ludendorff, so they all put down their guns and surrendered to the Communist Party.As the team came all the way to the Ministry of War, Ludendorff really had magical powers over the Germans. Wherever he went, the police and army immediately surrendered, and the Communists occupied the Ministry of War without firing a single shot.

After controlling the army, the next thing was easy. Hitler detained General Losov on the grounds of "undermining the unity of the Bavarian people", and ordered the army and the Communists to occupy the city center and the parliament.

In just one day, the flag of the Communist Party was flying all over Bavaria, Hitler became the actual leader of Bavaria, and soon he and Ludendorff made a plan to attack Berlin. Ten Burg was still struggling with the chaotic domestic situation, and never thought that his regime would be overthrown by demons.

(End of this chapter)