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Building of the Nazi Germany, Part 2: The Politics of Racial Science

Posted on February 25, 2008 in Images

National Socialist Racial Science: Color Palettes for Eye-Color Classification (1937)

National Socialist Racial Science: Comparison of an “Aryan” and “Non-Aryan” Head from the Slide Series “Blood and Soil”

Inside of an Identification Card for Jews Issued in Berlin

Viennese Jews are Forced to Clean the Streets

“Albert Einstein: Authorial Fame Seems to be Relative!” National Socialist Charicature of Einstein’s Political Activity, Kladderadatsch, No. 39 (September 1933)

Der ewige Jude [The Eternal Jew], Film Poster (September 1940)

A Child’s Stroller with a Swastika on the Backrest in a Lower Bavarian Village (1937)

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Quite the Revelation

Posted on February 24, 2008 in Images

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The Building of Nazi Germany, Part 1

Posted on February 21, 2008 in Images

Adolf Hitler with Reichsbank President Hjalmar Schacht and the Directors of the Reichsbank (May 5, 1934)

Nuremberg Rally for Unity and Strength: Hitler Greets Protestant Reichs Bishop Ludwig Müller (right) and Catholic Abbott Schachleitner at the Tribune of Honor (September 1934)

Leading Industrialist Carl Friedrich von Siemens (left) and Banker Franz von Mendelssohn meet with Nazi party officials:

industrialists and capitalists in nazi germany

German Industrialists Salute the Flag at a Rally for the German Economy in Berlin

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A Book Burning Ceremony in Nazi Germany

Posted on February 17, 2008 in Images

On May 10th, 1933, university students and German citizens burned 25,000 volumes of books deemed ‘un-German’, as nationalist students marched in torchlight parades “against the un-German spirit.” The scripted rituals called for high Nazi officials, professors, rectors, and student leaders to address the participants and spectators. At the meeting places, students threw the pillaged and unwanted books into the bonfires with great joyous ceremony, band-playing, songs, “fire oaths,” and incantations.

Un-German Literature is Sorted Out for the Book-Burning Ceremony