In Munich, the rise of the Nazis began in the 1920s, when Hitler, Himmler, and Heydrich started their careers. Without Munich, the development of the NSDAP and the Nazi regime would not have been conceivable. In the beer-soaked atmosphere of the beer halls, the Nazis' racist worldview and hatred of everything Jewish unfolded. The centers of the NSDAP were located in Maxvorstadt and Schwabing. Here, the SA, SS, and the Hitler Youth were founded. But today, this place also remembers the resistance of the "White Rose" and Georg Elser. This book takes you to locations where the Nazi regime began. Many of these Nazi buildings still shape the city's landscape today. The book showcases places of the perpetrators, their arbitrary rule and terror, but also sites of opposition and resistance. It invites numerous discoveries and insights into German history.