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Welcome to Journey Through Time. I'm Sarah Churchill. And I'm David Olushooga.

Now, David, I'm going to read a very, very short article that appeared in the New York Times on December 21st, 1924.

It's just one paragraph long.

But the date is significant because the day before the article came out on December 20th, 1924,

that was the day that Adolf Hitler was released from Landsberg Prison

after serving 13 months for launching an attempted coup against the German government,

the infamous Beer Hall Putsch of 1923.

So the New York Times writes an article about his release. And the headline is,

this article is rich with historical irony. The headline is Hitler tamed by prison, released on

parole, he is expected to return to Austria. And this is what the article says.

Adolf Hitler, once the demigod of the reactionary extremists, was released on parole from imprisonment at Fortress Landsberg, Bavaria, today, and immediately left from Munich.

He looked a much sadder and wiser man today than last spring, when he, with Ludendorf and other radical extremists, appeared before Munich court, charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government.

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