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85delight. Everything was all right; the world might be informedof Germany‟s new national government.Meanwhile a gray automobile roared at high speed onthe road from Wilhelmshoehe to Munich. It halted in frontof the beer hall and out of it jumped General Ludendorff.“Everyone must do one‟s duty,” Hitler perorated.“Right,” commented Seisser, “but you‟ve broken yourpromise. You were not to stage putsches now.”“Yes, but I have broken my promise in the interest ofthe fatherland.” Then, playing with his pistol, Hitler continued:“I have four shots here, three for you if you desert meand one for myself.”“You can kill me if you like,” Kahr said, just to say something.Then, the official version of the conversation, publishedby the Hoffmann Press Agency, quotes Hitler as saying:“Let me have a stein.”Ludendorff entered, unacquainted as yet with the objectof the call:“Gott und Vaterland,” and he thought of his march onBerlin, Moscow and Paris.General von Lossow seemed small in the presence of thewar lord. Colonel von Seisser kicked back a chair that wasnot in its proper place.“And the Wittelsbachs?” Herr von Kahr inquired.“If I am to accept a position in the new government it willbe in their name.”“They were all deeply moved,” Hitler stated to the court