Almost every major event in the evolution of the movement happened in the streets and tightly woven buildings of Munich. Where the Gestapo butchered its first victims. Where Hitler was embraced by a few, then by a nation. It didn't happen overnight. It took years, decades for Hitler to come to power.
People often forget that.
It took hundreds of speeches in dingy holes like the Hofbrau Haus. People also forget that in July 1932 Hitler lost a national presidential election in Germany. Not long afterward President Paul von Hindenburg reluctantly invited the angry political leader to chancellor the Fatherland and help bind a fractious government and appease the nation's strongest, most unified minority party. Out of disarray came chaos, and then upon Hindenburg's death in 1934, calm for the Aryans was wrought. And you probably know all the rest.