Adolf Hitler, the infamous Nazi leader, walked out of Landsberg Prison on this fateful day, freedom in hand, but not freedom from his radical ideologies. Incarcerated for his role in the Beer Hall Putsch, Hitler spent 13 months behind bars, where he dictated most of Mein Kampf to Rudolf Hess. His imprisonment only fueled his ambitions, and upon release, he vowed to seek power through democratic means. The world would soon come to regret this day, as Hitler's freedom marked the beginning of his relentless rise to power.