Nazi Party members gathering outside of Nürnberg, Germany, 1927; note Heinrich Himmler, Rudolf Heß, Strasser, Adolf Hitler, and Fraz Pfeffer von Salomon

Caption     Nazi Party members gathering outside of Nürnberg, Germany, 1927; note Heinrich Himmler, Rudolf Heß, Strasser, Adolf Hitler, and Fraz Pfeffer von Salomon ww2dbase
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Source    ww2dbaseGerman Federal Archives
Identification Code   Bild 146-1969-054-53A
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1. Commenter identity confirmed Bill says:
13 Jun 2012 04:04:47 PM

SYMBOL OF EVIL: STANDARDS WERE MODELED AFTER THE ANCIENT ROMAN LEGIONS, THEY WERE USED FROM 1920 TO 1945. DID YOU KNOW, THE ORIGINAL FLAG WAS DESIGNED BY ADOLF HITLER. WHAT DOES THE FLAG SAY. DEUTSCHLAND ERWACHEGERMANY AWAKE, ON THE BACK WERE THE LETTERSNAT.SOZ.DEUTSCHEARBEITERPARTE BETTER KNOWN AS THE NATIONAL SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY, ANDTHE LETTERS STURMABTEILUNG ASSAULT DIVISIONS OR STORM TROOPERS. ABOVE THE STANDARD WERE THE LETTERS NSDAP W/EAGLE, OAK LEAVES AND SWASTIKA IN THE CENTER. THE FLAG WAS BLOOD RED BACKGROUND, W/WHITE LETTERING, BLACK SWASTIKA ON A WHITE CIRCLE.FLAGE WERE USED DURING THE MASS NAZI PARTY RALLIES WERE THEY WERE DISPLAYED BY THE THOUSANDS AND CHARACTERIZED THE THIRD REICH
2. Commenter identity confirmed Bill says:
20 May 2015 05:59:08 PM

TO THE RALLIES! RIGHT HERE IN NUREMBERG Nuremberg was the Nazi showcase of National Socialism, with a cast of tens of thousands. LIGHTS, CAMERA ACTION: The rallies were the biggest propaganda coup of all time tens of thousands attended give the masses a sense of nationalism. BIGGER IS BETTER: It had a theatrical effect on the party faithful andthose who would become party members. Filled with Wagnerian Overtures, Martial Songs, Party Banners, Torchlight Processions, Spotlights, Goose-Step Marches, Bonfires and Fireworks, Loudspeakers and Spotlights. Drums, Bugles andother instruments. One can almost hear Wagner's Tannhauser and Rienzi Overtures a true Wagnerian epic!Did you know that Party rallies were filmed and Hitler's speeches were broadcast world-wide on radio and in television in 1930s Germany. WHY NUREMBERG: Nuremberg, the city's past to the Holy Roman Empire held great meaning for the Nazi Party and the city's position in the center of Germany.Did you know today many of the party grounds and stands still exist in Nuremberg.

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