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Bavarian People's Court The Adolf Hitler Trial before the People's Court in Munich Judgment… (1923)

In the upper echelons of the Kampfbund it was generally held that Frick would become Minister of Police in Munich if and when a popular revolution should occur. This happened with Frick's full knowledge and consent. From Frick's behavior it was clear that he would accept such an offer in the event of a putsch. As soon as Hitler's Shock Troops broke into the BürgerbräuKeller -- even before the outcome of the ambush could be predicted -- Frick was designated as new Minister of Police by leading members of the Kampfbund.
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Bavarian People's Court The Adolf Hitler Trial before the People's Court in Munich Judgment… (1923)

Pernet went to the Infantry School on the morning of November 8, conveyed Scheubner-Richter's message to Lieutenant Wagner, and accompanied Wagner to the High Command, where preparations for that evening's action were in full swing. On the evening of November 8, Pernet went to the Bürgerbräukeller in uniform. After witnessing the take-over by Hitler's Shock Troops, he went to the quarters of General Ludendorff with Ludendorff's servant, Neubauer, and with Scheubner-Richter's aide, Aigner, and brought him to the Bürgerbräukeller.
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