Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini in Munich, Germany, June 1940

Hermann Esser (29.07.1900 – 07.02.1981)

Hermann Esser

(29.07.1900 – 07.02.1981)

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Il Duce Benito Mussolini (29.07.1883 – 28.04.1945)

Benito Mussolini

(29.07.1883 – 28.04.1945)

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The Victorious War Flag of the Reich

Reichsminister Julius Dorpmüller (24.07.1869 – 05.07.1945)

Julius Dorpmüller

(24.07.1869 – 05.07.1945)

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The Victorious U-Boat „U-552 “

Volkswagen Works cornerstone ceremony near Wolfsburg, 1938

Generaloberst Eduard Dietl (21.07.1890 – 23.06.1944)

Eduard Dietl 

(21.07.1890 – 23.06.1944)

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The Führer With His SA Men

Vidkun Quisling (18.07.1887 – 24.10.1945)

Vidkun Quisling

(18.07.1887 – 24.10.1945)

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Soldiers of the Leibstandarte in Nancy, France, 1940

BDM Girls in the German Countryside

Reichsminister Richard Walther Darré (14.07.1895 – 05.09.1953)

Richard Walther Darré

(14.07.1895 – 05.09.1953)

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Ante Pavelic (14.07.1889 – 28.12.1959)

Ante Pavelic

(14.07.1889 – 28.12.1959)

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The Summer Camp “Nordmark” of the Hitler Youth, 1935

Junkers Ju-52 of the German Lufthansa at Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, 1936

Adolf Hitler – Speech in Hamburg, 1934

NS Wedding Couple

Group Photograph of Early SS Members

A Rally of the SA

Celebration of the Days of the German Art, Munich - July 1939

Oberst Hans-Ulrich Rudel (02.07.1916 – 18.12.1982)

Hans-Ulrich Rudel

(02.07.1916 – 18.12.1982)

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Our Führer