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The Beer Hall Putsch article does list Oskar Körner as a Nazi supporter who died in the putsch, but the Mein Kampf article says that "It has been dedicated to Dietrich Eckart" and that Körner and others were mentioned in a forward, so is it correct to say that the book was dedicated to him? Also, I think the statement about occult practices could use some support. Sources need to be cited. --DavidConrad 19:53, 12 November 2005 (UTC)
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