Hitler rose to national prominence after the failure of the "beer hall Putsch" of 1923 because of:

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All of these factors contributed to Hitler's rise to national prominence. His trial for the failed Beer Hall Putsch was widely publicized, giving him a platform to spread his ideas. Mein Kampf, written during his imprisonment, outlined his ideology and plans for Germany, further increasing his profile. His association with General Ludendorff, a respected World War I figure, lent him credibility and visibility.

Hitler Rose to National Prominence After the Failure of the "Beer