Adolf Hitler and Other Prominent National Socialists Visiting the Bechstein Family

Gauleiter Josef Bürckel (30.03.1895 – 28.09.1944)

Josef Bürckel

(30.03.1895 – 28.09.1944)

 

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German Gebirgsjäger (Mountain Troops) in Bulgaria, 1941

Heavy Cruiser-Ironclad - Admiral Graf Spee at Sea

Dietrich Eckart (23.03.1868 – 26.12.1923)

Dietrich Eckart

(23.03.1868 – 26.12.1923)

 

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Mail Distribution Among the RAD Maidens after a Hard Day at Work

The Happy Germans in the Ostmark Greet Their Führer After the Anschluss of Austria, 1938

The traitor Albert Speer (19.03.1905 – 01.09.1981)

 

Today is the 120-th birthday of the traitor Albert Speer (19.03.1905 – 01.09.1981).

 

He was a talented architect and a very capable Minister of Armaments, but he chose eternal disgrace to save his life by betraying the Führer. All the fame that Albert Speer achieved was entirely thanks to Adolf Hitler.

 

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https://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Albert_Speer

https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Speer,_Albert

 

Waffen-SS soldiers from the “Wiking” Division in Heavy Fight in a Soviet Village

Happy BDM Girls During the Anschluss of Austria, 1938

Staatsminister Otto Meissner (13.03.1880 – 27.05.1953)

Otto Meissner

(13.03.1880 – 27.05.1953)

 

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https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Meissner,_Otto

Proud Boys of the Hitler Youth Marching in Vienna During the Anschluss of Austria, 12 March 1938

Reichsminister Wilhelm Frick (12.03.1877 – 16.10.1946)

Wilhelm Frick

(12.03.1877 – 16.10.1946)

 

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https://de.metapedia.org/wiki/Frick,_Wilhelm

Arado Ar 240 in Flight

Adolf Hitler Giving a Speech in Vienna

RAD Maiden

SS Unit as an Auxiliary Force to the German Police, 1933

SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich (07.03.1904 – 04.06.1942)

Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich

(07.03.1904 – 04.06.1942)

 

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Standard of the SA from Gau Vienna

Austrian Steyr-Werke Car Advertising the Plebiscite for the Anschluss on 10 April 1938

Our Führer