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Thousands of people accompany the last class of the institution at their farewell parade through Lichterfelde, after the Treaty of Versailles ordered the dissolution of the school. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/thousands-of-people-accompany-the-last-class-of-the-institution-at-their-farewell-parade-through-lichterfelde-after-the-treaty-of-versailles-ordered-the-dissolution-of-the-school-image247161408.htmlRMTA34W4–Thousands of people accompany the last class of the institution at their farewell parade through Lichterfelde, after the Treaty of Versailles ordered the dissolution of the school.
The Gardes Corps which was stationed in Berlin was one of the elite units of the Prussian Army. In the photo, the infantry parades in company front, meaning in lines of 100 soldiers each. It took months of barracks drill to achieve the precision required by the Prussian drill regulations for this parade march. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-gardes-corps-which-was-stationed-in-berlin-was-one-of-the-elite-units-of-the-prussian-army-in-the-photo-the-infantry-parades-in-company-front-meaning-in-lines-of-100-soldiers-each-it-took-months-of-barracks-drill-to-achieve-the-precision-required-by-the-prussian-drill-regulations-for-this-parade-march-image385780253.htmlRM2DBHPJ5–The Gardes Corps which was stationed in Berlin was one of the elite units of the Prussian Army. In the photo, the infantry parades in company front, meaning in lines of 100 soldiers each. It took months of barracks drill to achieve the precision required by the Prussian drill regulations for this parade march.
French occupying forces during a parade in the plebiscite area, the area that remained a Prussian territory after the referendum. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/french-occupying-forces-during-a-parade-in-the-plebiscite-area-the-area-that-remained-a-prussian-territory-after-the-referendum-image247147836.htmlRMTA2FGC–French occupying forces during a parade in the plebiscite area, the area that remained a Prussian territory after the referendum.
To mark the birthday of the Reich Chancellor the Stahlhelm held a parade through the Wilhelmstrasse after the flag hoisting at the Prussian Ministry of the Interior. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/to-mark-the-birthday-of-the-reich-chancellor-the-stahlhelm-held-a-parade-through-the-wilhelmstrasse-after-the-flag-hoisting-at-the-prussian-ministry-of-the-interior-image247118817.htmlRMTA16G1–To mark the birthday of the Reich Chancellor the Stahlhelm held a parade through the Wilhelmstrasse after the flag hoisting at the Prussian Ministry of the Interior.
Parade of Russian troops in Insterburg, 1914 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-parade-of-russian-troops-in-insterburg-1914-37035515.htmlRMC4734Y–Parade of Russian troops in Insterburg, 1914
Parade of Russian troops in Insterburg, 1914 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/parade-of-russian-troops-in-insterburg-1914-image68839893.htmlRMDYYWYH–Parade of Russian troops in Insterburg, 1914
The entry of the Infantry Regiment Doeberitz into the new garrison near Neustrelitz was ceremonially completed with a parade. A music band is passing by the crowd. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-entry-of-the-infantry-regiment-doeberitz-into-the-new-garrison-near-neustrelitz-was-ceremonially-completed-with-a-parade-a-music-band-is-passing-by-the-crowd-image385782660.htmlRM2DBHWM4–The entry of the Infantry Regiment Doeberitz into the new garrison near Neustrelitz was ceremonially completed with a parade. A music band is passing by the crowd.
In the Spreewald town of Luebben members of the Stahlhelm-Gau Lausitz parade on the market square. The fully equipped columns march, among others, before Prussian Prime Minister Hermann Goering. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/in-the-spreewald-town-of-luebben-members-of-the-stahlhelm-gau-lausitz-parade-on-the-market-square-the-fully-equipped-columns-march-among-others-before-prussian-prime-minister-hermann-goering-image247156379.htmlRMTA2XDF–In the Spreewald town of Luebben members of the Stahlhelm-Gau Lausitz parade on the market square. The fully equipped columns march, among others, before Prussian Prime Minister Hermann Goering.
March past of a flag company of the German Army during the New Year celebration in Berlin in 1912. The flag and streamers are of the 1st Battalion of a Prussian Guard Regiment. The flag bearer (2nd from right) wears a helmet of the artillery. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/march-past-of-a-flag-company-of-the-german-army-during-the-new-year-celebration-in-berlin-in-1912-the-flag-and-streamers-are-of-the-1st-battalion-of-a-prussian-guard-regiment-the-flag-bearer-2nd-from-right-wears-a-helmet-of-the-artillery-image385781180.htmlRM2DBHRR8–March past of a flag company of the German Army during the New Year celebration in Berlin in 1912. The flag and streamers are of the 1st Battalion of a Prussian Guard Regiment. The flag bearer (2nd from right) wears a helmet of the artillery.
The Neue Wache Unter den Linden in Berlin, converted into a memorial for the fallen, was ceremoniously opened on June 2, 1931: the flag company of the Reichswehr marches past the guard and the guests of honor, including Reich President Paul von Hindenburg (on the left in the picture), the Reich government and Prussian state government, the heads of the branches of the armed forces, representatives of the diplomatic corps, the universities, the city of Berlin and officers of the Old Army. Next to Paul von Hindenburg the navy chief Erich Raeder and on the left presumably Major General Werner Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-neue-wache-unter-den-linden-in-berlin-converted-into-a-memorial-for-the-fallen-was-ceremoniously-opened-on-june-2-1931-the-flag-company-of-the-reichswehr-marches-past-the-guard-and-the-guests-of-honor-including-reich-president-paul-von-hindenburg-on-the-left-in-the-picture-the-reich-government-and-prussian-state-government-the-heads-of-the-branches-of-the-armed-forces-representatives-of-the-diplomatic-corps-the-universities-the-city-of-berlin-and-officers-of-the-old-army-next-to-paul-von-hindenburg-the-navy-chief-erich-raeder-and-on-the-left-presumably-major-general-werner-image446960592.htmlRM2GY4PP8–The Neue Wache Unter den Linden in Berlin, converted into a memorial for the fallen, was ceremoniously opened on June 2, 1931: the flag company of the Reichswehr marches past the guard and the guests of honor, including Reich President Paul von Hindenburg (on the left in the picture), the Reich government and Prussian state government, the heads of the branches of the armed forces, representatives of the diplomatic corps, the universities, the city of Berlin and officers of the Old Army. Next to Paul von Hindenburg the navy chief Erich Raeder and on the left presumably Major General Werner
Nazi Reichskriegerbund members in guard uniform, 1942 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-nazi-reichskriegerbund-members-in-guard-uniform-1942-122549127.htmlRMH3AGJF–Nazi Reichskriegerbund members in guard uniform, 1942
Nazi Reichskriegerbund members in guard uniform in Berlin, 1942 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-nazi-reichskriegerbund-members-in-guard-uniform-in-berlin-1942-122549126.htmlRMH3AGJE–Nazi Reichskriegerbund members in guard uniform in Berlin, 1942
