Editing Julius Streicher (section)

===Beer Hall Putsch===
In November 1923, Streicher participated in Hitler's first effort to seize power, the failed [[Beer Hall Putsch]] in Munich.{{sfn|Longerich|2019|pp=99–100}} Streicher marched with Hitler in the front row of the would-be revolutionaries. For his part, Streicher was arrested, along with other key players that included [[Hermann Göring]] (who took a bullet), [[Wilhelm Frick]], [[Ernst Pöhner]], [[Max Amann]], and [[Ernst Röhm]].{{sfn|Longerich|2019|p=119}} Streicher was also suspended from teaching.{{sfn|Zentner|Bedürftig|1991|p=921}} However, his loyalty to the cause earned him Hitler's lifelong trust and protection; in the years that followed, Streicher would be one of the dictator's few true intimates. Streicher, [[Rudolf Hess]], [[Emil Maurice]], and [[Dietrich Eckart]] were the only Nazis mentioned in ''[[Mein Kampf]]'';{{sfn|Gunther|1940|p=76}} in the book, Hitler praised him for subordinating the German Socialist Party to the Nazi Party, a move Hitler believed was essential to the Nazis' success.{{sfn|Bullock|1962|p=124}}