NUREMBERG RALLY 1930’s Chancellor Adolf Hitler in uniform wearing a swastika armband, standing in his Mercedes car, saluting members of Workers Corps as they march by during a review at Nuremberg Zeppelin Field, part of ceremonies of the annual Nazi Party Congress.

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3541 x 4613 px | 30 x 39.1 cm | 11.8 x 15.4 inches | 300dpi

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1938

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Nuremberg Germany

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NUREMBERG RALLY 1930’s Chancellor Adolf Hitler in uniform wearing a swastika armband, standing in his Mercedes car, saluting members of Workers Corps as they march by during a review at Nuremberg Zeppelin Field, part of ceremonies of the annual Nazi Party Congress.

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