After the failure of this event, Erich Ludendorf, was not sentenced to prison, though one man who was became convinced of the necessity of gaining power through legal rather than violent means and used his time in jail to write (*) Mein Kampf.
One participant in this event asserted that he had ready four bullets, one for each of his collaborators and one for himself, if this event did not end successfully. That participant in this event informed his audience that (+) six hundred armed men surrounded their location, but lied that the police station was also occupied by conspirators. After the failure of this event, Erich Ludendorf, was not sentenced to prison, though one man who was became convinced of the necessity of gaining power through legal rather than violent means and used his time in jail to write (*) Mein Kampf. For 10 points, identify this failed 1923 coup led in part by Adolf Hitler.
One participant in this event asserted that he had ready four bullets, one for each of his collaborators and one for himself, if this event did not end successfully.
Beer Hall {Putsch} or Munich {Putsch}