Editing Beer Hall Putsch (section)

=== Other notable supporters ===
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* [[Eleonore Baur]], the only known woman participant
* Karl Beggel
* [[Heinrich Bennecke]]
* [[Franz Bock (SA-Obergruppenführer)|Franz Bock]]
* [[Hermann Boehm (eugenicist)|Hermann Boehm]]
* [[Martin Bormann]]†
* [[Philipp Bouhler]]
* [[Rudolf Buttmann]]
* [[Eduard Dietl|Capt. Eduard Dietl]]
* [[Sepp Dietrich|Josef 'Sepp' Dietrich]]
* [[Dietrich Eckart]]
* [[Hans Frank]]
* [[Wilhelm Frick]]
* [[Johann Baptist Fuchs]]
* Josef Gerum
* [[Albrecht von Graefe (politician)|Albrecht von Graefe]]
* [[Jakob Grimminger]]
* [[Ernst Hanfstaengl|Helene Hanfstaengl]]††
* [[Friedrich Haselmayr]]
* [[Edmund Heines]]
* [[Wilhelm Helfer]]
* [[Walther Hewel]]
* [[Heinrich Himmler]]
* [[Heinrich Hoffmann (photographer)|Heinrich Hoffmann]]
* [[Hans Georg Hofmann]]
* Matthaeus Hofmann
* [[Rudolf Höss]]†
* [[Adolf Hühnlein]]
* [[Rudolf Jung]]
* Hans Kallenbach
* [[Emil Ketterer]]
* [[Hans Ulrich Klintzsch]]
* Helmut Klotz
* [[Otto von Kursell]]
* [[Gustav Adolf Lenk]]
* [[Wilhelm Friedrich Loeper]]
* Max Neunzert
* [[Theodor Oberländer]]
* [[Franz Pfeffer von Salomon]]
* Michael Ried
* [[Gerhard Roßbach]]
* [[Julius Schaub]]
* [[Arno Schickedanz]]
* [[Wilhelm Schmid (SA-Gruppenführer)|Wilhelm Schmid]]
* [[Julius Schreck]]
* [[Ernst Rüdiger Starhemberg]]
* [[Gregor Strasser]]
* Heinrich Trambauer
* [[Karl Fischer von Treuenfeld]]
* [[Adolf Wagner]]
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† Bormann and Höss were awaiting trial after their assassination of [[Walther Kadow]] on behalf of the movement, supposedly avenging his alleged betrayal of [[Leo Schlageter]] a resistance fighter much admired by members of the paramilitary right during the [[occupation of the Ruhr]] who had been executed by French authorities in May of 1923. Evidence connecting Kadow to Schlageter's discovery, arrest and execution was later found to be utterly lacking. Thus—while these two were not actually present in the ranks of the stormtroopers on the night of the Putsch—their actions, eventual promotions and the various rewards or preference* shown to them within the hierarchy of the Third Reich on the strength of having served time in prison for actions undertaken on behalf of the party underline their significance as exemplars of Nazism, and particularly of 'the Old Fighters' who had already pledged allegiance to Hitler by the time of the first strike against the Republic.
 
†† Though Helene Hanfstaengl was not in the streets during the main action of the  Putsch, it was to the Hanfstaengl's residence that Hitler fled after the collapse of the rebellion and it was she who prevented him from committing suicide when the police arrived to arrest him.