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Side of the Brandjoch, a peak in the Karwendel range visible from People One Reich One Führer] carved into the

The Nazis took over Austria in March 1938, providingĪ new arena for propaganda. The Nazis ran a major anti-Bolshevist campaign. Westfalen-Nord.” It is undated, but probably comes from 1937, when This is the rare program for an exhibit titled: This is the cover to the program for the Nazi exhibition A factory workerĪ sign outside a business announcing that it is an “Aryan” firm. The art andĪ Nazi graphic for May Day 1936. Germany's army always preserves Germany's honor. Germany’s future is in her mothers’ holy wombs. Streiflichter aus der Kampfzeit (Hamburg: Niedersachsen-Stürmer Source: Hans Henningsen, Niedersachsenland,ĭu wurdest unser! Zehn Jahre Nationalsozialismus im Gau Ost-Hannover. The day of freedom and prosperity is near. With calm and steadfast step / Millions already look to the swastika,įull of hope. “Raise high the Flag! Close the Ranks! / The S.A. The first four frames have lines from the Horst Wessel Song: This is one panel of stained glass windows in aīuilding in the town of Buchholz that commemorated Nazi history. Source: Auerbachs Deutscher Kinder-Kalenderġ934 (Leipzig: Verlag von Auerbachs Deutschem Kinder-Kalender, This is the front illustration to the 1934 edition of a long-running

German publishers reacted quickly to new conditions. Had himself an even more impressive office built in Albert Speer’s House was the party headquarters in Munich, bought with considerable Hitler’s office in the Brown House in Munich in 1931. This picture from the Nazi illustrated weekly shows Other photographs of American Nazis in Chicago, Detroit, and New Their flag is their own design, not at all similar to what the Weekly of 21 November 1931 showing the Chicago band of Nazis. This is the cover from the Nazi illustrated There were Nazis in the United States even before I may add more material from these items as time permits. Background: These images struck me as vivid and interesting, butĭid not fit into any particular page on the German Propaganda Archive.