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RMBTKFKT–Anti-Semitic rally, with swastikas and anti-Semitic banners, at the massive auditorium of Sportpalast, Berlin, where Nazi propagandist, Julius Streicher, would speak on August 16, 1935. Within a month, Germany would adopt the Nuremberg Laws, stripping German Jews of their citizenship and civil rights.
RMTA26X8–View of the audience at a meeting of the NSDAP in the Sportpalast in Berlin. In the aisle is an SA-man in white shirt.
![HITLER Speakingin the Berlin Sportpalast at the start of his election campaign. The banner behind reads, "Marxism must be exterminated" Date: 10 February 1933 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/G39HWG/hitler-speakingin-the-berlin-sportpalast-at-the-start-of-his-election-G39HWG.jpg "HITLER Speakingin the Berlin Sportpalast at the start of his election campaign. The banner behind reads, "Marxism must be exterminated" Date: 10 February 1933 Stock Photo")
RMG39HWG–HITLER Speakingin the Berlin Sportpalast at the start of his election campaign. The banner behind reads, "Marxism must be exterminated" Date: 10 February 1933
RMCPMNTP–Interior of the Sportpalast in Berlin decorated with anti-semitic banners during a speech of Julius Streicher, Berlin, 15th
RMRHPNJC–Vintage Propaganda Poster Nazi Germany from the years 1943-44. After the German army went on a series of setbacks in the war against the Soviets, Joseph Goebbels holds his famous speech in Berlin Sportpalast where he coined the term 'total war'.(TOTALER KRIEG) This meant an overall shift in society where industry focused entirely on war production, and enrolment in the military came to include more and more.This poster by Hans Schweitzer (pseudonym Mjölnir) calls the German people to concentrate their efforts to quickly win the war. Hans Schweitzer (Mjölnir)
RMCP1BE3–geography / travel, Germany, Berlin, Sportpalast (sports palace), entrance Potsdamer Strasse, circa 1920s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMCWBRB2–Anti-Semitic rally, with swastikas and anti-Semitic banners, at the massive auditorium of Sportpalast, Berlin, where Nazi
RMDF1B2G–The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler delivering a speech on the occasion of the opening of the Winterhilfswerk (Winter Relief) of the winter 1941/42 in the Sportpalast in Berlin, Germany, 3 October 1941. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte
RMD3JT81–(dpa files) - Guests attend the 150th commemoration of the death of German dramatist and poet Friedrich Schiller at the 'Sportpalast' venue in Berlin, 8 May 1955. Friedrich Schiller was born on 10 November 1759 in Marbach, southern Germany and died on 9 May 1805 in Weimar, Germany. Some of his famous work include 'The Robbers' and the 'Wallenstein' trilogy.
RME5R16G–The Nazi propaganda picture shows Joseph Goebbels greeting major general Adolf Galland during a rally at the Sportpalast for the production of arms as well as the political and military situation in Berlin, Germany, June 1943. Reich minister for armament and ammunition, Albert Speer and Colonel-General Heinz Guderian are in the left background. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE
RMCR76F0–Jackson, Mahalia 26.10.1911 - 27.1.1972, American musician (singer), half length, during press conference, Sportpalast, Berlin, West-Germany, 5.6.1969,
RME5R167–A large group of people listen to the speech by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who called for 'total war' at the Sportpalast in Berlin, Germany, 18 February 1943. The original Nazi propaganda text on the back of the picture: 'Special event by the NSDAP. Gau Berlin in the Sportspalast with a speech by the Gauleiter of Berlin, Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels. Our picture shows thousands of spectators showing their never-ending consent as Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels asked the listeners, a group that embodied the entire German people from all ranks, for approval of the measures related to total
RMCR54DF–Rommel, Erwin, 15.11.1891 - 14.10.1944, German general, half length, with Artur Görlitzer, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, as guest on the VIP stand shortly before a speech given by Hitler, Sportpalast, Berlin, 30.9.1942,
RME0XHDC–Oct. 15, 1966 - Vice Chancellor Dr. Erich Mende is seen here with an organ grinder at the Berlin ''Sportpalast.'' Dr. Mende was
RMW7EF1A–Rudolf Hess, Nazi deputy leader, speaking at the Sportpalast, Berlin, 1939. Artist: Unknown
RME0PX2R–Jan. 25, 1957 - Elimination for world championship in light heavy-weight at the Berlin - Sportpalast: The German Gerhard Hecht was beaten by Ko in the 2nd round. Winner by Ko Yolande Pompey
RMT1A4X9–sports, boxing, boxing match Gustave Roth (Belgium) against Jupp Besselmann (Germany), Roth lands a hit, Sportpalast, Berlin, 31.1.1938, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RME146H1–Apr. 16, 2012 - Giant Hitler Girl's Parade!: On Feb 10.35, a big Hitler Girls' Parade took place at the Sportpalast of Berlin.Photo shows a moment of the girls' parade.
RME0MD18–Oct. 10, 1954 - The Berlin Jazz season of 1954/55 began in the Sportpalast with Harold Davison's ''Jazz Parade.'' The focus of the event was singer Sarah Vaughan(pictured left), who is in Germany for the first time. Outside of Ella Fitzgerald she is the most famous jazz si
RM2JN295D–Dernburg Hermann (1868-1935), Sportpalast, Berlin: View. Photo on cardboard, 29.8 x 40.4 cm (including scan edges)
RME0PTW5–Jan. 01, 1957 - Ice skating events for the German Championship 1957.: At the famous ''Sportpalast'' in Berlin the ice skating events the German Championship 1957 were held. Manfred Schnselldorfer (Schnselldorfer) from Munich gained the first place in the skate evens and is now the German skating champion of 1957.
RMDNX1TK–Feb. 10, 1935 - Berlin, Germany - Giant Hitler Girls' Parade: on February 10th, 1935, a big Hitler Girls' parade took place at the Sportpalast of Berlin. (Credit Image: © KEYSTONE Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)
RM2BX6M6D–Hitler speaking at the Sportpalast. Heinrich Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.
RM2RA1PDG–Original-Bildunterschrift: Der Startschuss zum 46. Berliner 6-Tage-Rennen wurde gestern durch die zarte Hand der Wiener Eislaufprinzessin Ingrid Fendl unterstützt von Wolfgang Gruner und Verkehrssenator Theuner im Sportpalast berlin gegeben. Und schon am ersten Tag ging es hoch her, mit der Kapelle Otto Kernbach und einem gestifteten Fass Bier von Bundesminister Lemmer für den Heuboden. Im Bild: Max Knaack, Ziegler, Roth, Berlin Deutschland 1959.
RME5R189–A large group of people listen to the speech by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who called for 'total war' at the Sportpalast in Berlin, Germany, 18 February 1943. The original Nazi propaganda text on the back of the picture: 'Special event by the NSDAP. Gau Berlin in the Sportspalast with a speech by the Gauleiter of Berlin, Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels. Our picture shows art world figures have answered the invitation of the Reich Minister, from right to left Eugen Kloepfer, Theodor Loos and the composer Franz Grothe.' Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte - NO WIRE SERVICE
RM2JYXYFK–'Miss Hay-Loft': Australian Sid Patterson ***** a favourite in therace, ***** two of the runners-up in the ***** Rosita Lapson (left) and *****. Erika Schnell, 19-year-old Berlin beauty, was chose 'Miss Hay-Loft' during the six-day bicycle race in Berlin in this week. The title goes, not to the girl the riders would most like to ***** in the hay, but to the beauty ***** rows of the sportpalast, which ***** as the Hay-Loft. Australian cyclist Sid Patterson sympathises with German girls Ulla Lapson (left) and Ruth Kraus after their defeat for the title of 'Miss Hayloft' at the Berlin Sports Pala
RM2JT7XDC–Aerial view, Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium, Städt. Gem.Grundschule Birth, Birther Sportpalast und Sportplatz, Velbert, Ruhrgebiet, Nordrhein-Westfalen,
RMFH4GKM–1935 - Nazi Giant Hitler Girl's Parade!: On Feb 10.35, a big Hitler Girls' Parade took place at the Sportpalast of Berlin. Photo shows a moment of the girls' parade. © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Alamy Live News
RM2JN28XP–Dernburg Hermann (1868-1935), Sportpalast, Berlin: View of the entrance. Photo on cardboard, 40.9 x 29.1 cm (including scan edges)
RM2BX6M6E–Hitler speaking at the Sportpalast. Heinrich Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.
RM2C2X7NJ–Rally in the Sportpalast Berlin Heinrich Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.
RME5R17F–A large group of people listen to the speech by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who called for 'total war' at the Sportpalast in Berlin, Germany, 18 February 1943. The original Nazi propaganda text on the back of the picture: 'Fanatical determination by the German people to attain final victory. At the grand rally in the Berlin Sportpalast on Thursday evening, Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels asked the German people ten meaningful questions to which the men and women expressed their willingness to work with a wild passion to attain the final victory in a stormy way.' Photo: Berliner Verlag / A
RM2JT7XDD–Aerial view, Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium, Städt. Gem.Grundschule Birth, Birther Sportpalast und Sportplatz, Velbert, Ruhrgebiet, Nordrhein-Westfalen,
RMTA36FX–View of the field and the spectator stands at the cycle ball championship in the Berlin Sportpalast.
RMTA2GRA–View of the crowded Sportpalast during Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels's speech. Photo: Schwahn
RM2C2X5MM–Rally in the Berlin Sportpalast Heinrich Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.
RME5R16W–A large group of people listen to the speech by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who called for 'total war' at the Sportpalast in Berlin, Germany, 18 February 1943. The original Nazi propaganda text on the back of the picture: 'Grand Sportpalast rally with Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels. In the traditional venue, the Berlin Sportpalast, a large rally was held on 02.18.1943 where Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels gave a speech. The spontaneous consent to the issues discussed by Dr. Goebbels showed the close relationship between the various groups of people from all professions and the Nazi leadershi
RMTA16F4–Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels is holding a speech at a rally in the Berlin Sportpalast.
RMTA1980–Albert Speer gave a speech at the Sportpalast in Berlin. Left sitting at the table, Joseph Goebbels.
RMTA179W–View of the audience at the opening of the 3rd Kriegswinterhilfswerk by Adolf Hitler in the Berlin Sportpalast. Photo: Eisenhart
RMFD7DWY–Rally in the Sportpalast on the occasion of the anniversary of the Gau with Joseph Goebbels, 1936
RM2DBHWWK–Final scene with a maypole at a cultural evening in the Sportpalast. Propaganda banners are hanging on the walls.
RM2C2X7NY–Rally in the Sportpalast Berlin Heinrich Hoffmann Photographs 1933 Adolf Hitler's official photographer, and a Nazi politician and publisher, who was a member of Hitler's intimate circle.
RMTA2T5J–Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels is holding a speech at a rally in the Berlin Sportpalast. Photo: Hoffmann-Scherl
RME5R3AG–A large group of people listen to the speech by Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who called for 'total war' at the Sportpalast in Berlin, Germany, 18 February 1943. The original Nazi propaganda text on the back of the picture: 'Grand Sportpalast rally with Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels. In the traditional venue, the Berlin Sportpalast, a large rally was held on 02.18.1943 where Reich Minister Dr. Goebbels gave a speech. The spontaneous consent to the issues discussed by Dr. Goebbels showed the close relationship between the various groups of people from all professions and the Nazi leadershi
RMTA2CXE–At a rally of the DNVP (German National People's Party) in the Sportpalast in Berlin, the music band plays in Frederician uniforms.
RMKE9302–Prussian Juctice Minister Hanns Kerrl at a rally of the Kameradschaftsbund of German police officers, at Berlin Sportpalast, 1933. | usage worldwide
RMTA2D94–Four track cyclists are waiting for the start of the seniors race in the Berlin Sportpalast. From left: Stellenbrink, Techmer, Ruett (winner), Arendt.
RME5R163–The picture from a Nazi news report shows the greetings for Hitler at the Sportpalast for the opening of the war winter welfare 1942/43 in Berlin, Germany, 30 September 1942. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichtee - NO WIRE SERVICE
RM2B2BA3M–Speech of Reich bishop Ludwig Mueller during the 2nd meeting of German Christians in the Berlin Sportpalast on 21.09.1934.
RM2HCE17D–Leichlingen, Germany. 28th Dec, 2021. The gym 'Sportpalast' informs its customers that from today the 2G rule (vaccinated, recovered test) applies. Due to the pandemic, a stricter Corona protection regulation comes into force today, which prescribes stricter contact measures. The gyms are then only allowed to admit their members according to the 2G rule. Credit: Roberto Pfeil/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMTA2FM0–Adolf Hitler gives a speech at an NSDAP rally in the Berlin Sportpalast. On a banner: 'Victory is with our flags!' Photo: Schwahn
RMTA37C4–View of the parallel meeting in the Sportpalast during the broadcast of a speech of Adolf Hitler. The participants rise to perform the Nazi salute. Photo: Jacob
RM2DBHW8C–Joseph Goebbels speaks at the Berlin Sportpalast during the campaign for the Reichstag elections of 11 December 1933 and the referendum on the withdrawal from the League of Nations.
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