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Today on November 9th, 1923, the NSDAP was dissolved following the failure of the Beer Hall Putsch and the imprisonment of Adolf Hitler in Landsberg Prison. At this time, it seemed as though everything had been lost for the party and for Hitler: the party was banned, its Führer was behind bars, and those on the outside like Alfred Rosenberg were desperately trying to keep National Socialism alive through front organizations - thus, from an outsider's point of view, there was no hope. And yet, even in these blackest of days, where it seemed as though Germany would continue to decline into an inevitable subhumanity, one light continued to shine: this was from a barred window in Landsberg, where Hitler, night after night, with a single bulb shining above him, would write "Mein Kampf". Today, while it may seem as though there is no chance for us to claw our way up from the deluge and from depravity, let us look for this dim light that beckons us forth; let us be inspired to know that even the hope and will of one man can continue to keep the spirit of National Socialism alive, even when all seems lost. To Adolf Hitler, the light at the end of the tunnel - Sieg Heil!