Peter Ross Range, author of "1924: The Year That Made Hitler," delves into Adolf Hitler's early political journey during his infamous 1923 coup attempt. They explore the chaos and violence of that fateful night, showcasing how Hitler narrowly escaped death. The discussion highlights how his trial transformed him from a failed coup leader into a patriotic hero, shaping his public image. Range reveals the strategic exploitation of courtroom drama that launched Hitler's political ambitions, setting the stage for his rise to power.