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Collection of Folder-Level RG-115.01: Photographs of Nazi concentration camps, 1933-1945

Photographs of Nazi atrocities in concentration camps. One photograph shows sign stating Dachau concentration camp, but without original order it is unknown if other photographs are of Dachau or other camps. Photographs depict deceased camp inmates and Nazi atrocities as well as camp scenes, buildings, and locations.

Arrangement: This collection is arranged to the item-level

Extent: 10 photographs

Language of materials: English

Subject/Index Terms:

Allied discovery of Nazi war crimes

Atrocities in Nazi German concentrtion camps, 1933 -- 1945

Dachau (Concentration camp)

liberation of Nazi concentration camps, Europe

Documenting the Nazi crimes in concentration camps

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-115.01.01, Multiple bodies in camouflage lying on the ground, unknown

Photograph of multiple bodies in camouflage lying on the ground.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Atrocities in Nazi German concentrtion camps, 1933 -- 1945

Liberation of concentration camps

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-115.01.02, Two men displaying a corpse, unknown

Two men displaying an emaciated corpse.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Atrocities in Nazi German concentrtion camps, 1933 -- 1945

corpses in concentration camp, Wartime Europe, 1939 -- 1945

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-115.01.03, Two soldiers and two people standing by the Dachau Concentration Camp-Crematory sign, unknown

Two soldiers in uniform and two civilians standing next to a sign that reads "Crematory- Dachau Concentration Camp".

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Dachau (Concentration camp)

Concentration Camp Crematorium

Soldiers, US

US soldiers, liberation of Nazi-German concentration camps, photo-documents

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-115.01.04, Pile of corpses, some in prisoner uniforms, unknown

Photograph taken of a pile of bodies, presumably as proof of Nazi atrocities in the camps after liberation.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Atrocities in Nazi German concentrtion camps, 1933 -- 1945

Awareness of Nazi atrocities in Europe, soldiers, American

corpses in concentration camp, Wartime Europe, 1939 -- 1945

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-115.01.05, Crematorium building with pile of bodies in front and soldiers standing by, unknown

Photograph of Allied soldiers standing outside of a crematorium building at one of the camps, including piles of corpses stacked outside the building.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Atrocities in Nazi German concentrtion camps, 1933 -- 1945

Awareness of Nazi atrocities in Europe, soldiers, American

Aftermath of Nazi-German concentration camp liberation, photographs

Crematoria in the Nazi-German concentration camps

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-115.01.06, Crematorium building with wooden altar and casket in front, unknown

Photograph of a crematorium building with a wooden platform built in front, on the platform there's a wooden altar with a cross and a wooden casket with flowers on it.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Aftermath of Nazi-German concentration camp liberation

Crematoria in the Nazi-German concentration camps

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-115.01.07, Bodies piled on each other, unknown

Photograph of a pile of corpses, possibly taken as documentation of Nazi atrocities in the camps after liberation.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Atrocities in Nazi German concentrtion camps, 1933 -- 1945

corpses in concentration camp, Wartime Europe, 1939 -- 1945

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-115.01.08, Three men, two in prisoner uniform, standing next to crematorium oven with a body, unknown

Photograph of three men standing in front of a crematorium oven holding an emaciated corpse, presumably before loading the body into the oven. Two of the men are wearing garments with stripes, but it is likely that all three are prisoners.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Crematoria in the Nazi-German concentration camps

Photographs, concentration camp prisoners

Sonderkommando in concentration camps

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-115.01.09, Two men pushing a body into the crematorium oven, unknown

Two men wearing prisoner garments pushing an emaciated corpse into a crematorium oven using metal objects.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Crematoria in the Nazi-German concentration camps

Sonderkommando in concentration camps

Photographs, concentration camp prisoners

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Collection of Folder-Level RG-115.02: Photograph - personal, 1933-1945

George F. Taliapietra personal photographs

Arrangement: This collection is arranged to the item-level.

Extent: 1 photograph

Language of Materials: 1 photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

U.S. Military Personnel

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: Rg-115.02.01, unknown

Army portrait of George Tagliapietra.

Subject/Index Terms:

U.S. Military Personnel

US Army

Photographs, portraits

Creators:

George F. Tagliapietra (1945)

Collection of Folder-Level RG-115.03: Nazi memorabilia, 1933-1945

Nazi uniform items, including both military and civilian items. Items include: 1939 Wound Badge (black), Iron Cross 1st Class with L/11 manufacturer marking on back(Wilhelm Deumer), (2) SA Sports Badge, Wehrmacht Army belt buckle with IKA41 manufacturer marking on back(Julius Kremp Ludenscheid), and fabric breast eagle.

Arrangement: This collection is arranged to the item-level.

Extent: 1 belt buckle, 4 medals, 1 cloth patch

Language of Materials: German

Subject/Index Terms:

Nazi-German insignias

Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards

Military Uniforms (Nazi-German)

Creators:

Wehrmacht (German Army) (1939--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-115.03.01, 1939 Wound Badge (black), 1939-1945

The wound badge was awarded to members in the Reichswehr, the Wehrmacht, SS and the auxiliary service organizations during the Second World War. After March 1943, due to the increasing number of Allied bombings, it was also awarded to wounded civilians in air raids. It was awarded when the wound was the result of enemy hostile action, with an exception being for frostbite.

The badge had three classes: Black (3rd class, representing Iron), for those wounded once or twice by hostile action (including air raids). Silver (2nd class) for being wounded three or four times.Gold (1st class, which could be awarded posthumously) for five or more times wounded.The "progression" could be waived in the event of loss of a limb or eyesight; when such a severe wound occurred, the silver badge was awarded.

Badges were made of pressed steel, brass and zinc. All versions of the Wound Badge were worn on the lower left breast of the uniform or tunic. The badge was worn below all other awards on the left. It ranked lower than combat badges. There were 24 approved manufacturers of the Wound Badge. At first, the Wound Badge in Black was stamped from sheet brass, painted semi-matte black with a hollow reverse pin back attachment or of solid construction. From 1942, steel was used to make the badges.

Arrangement: Item-level badge

Extent: One badge

Subject/Index Terms:

Nazi-German insignias

Black Wound Badge

Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards

Military Uniforms (Nazi-German)

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-115.03.02, Iron Cross 1st Class medal, 1939-1945

Iron Cross 1st class with manufacturer markings on reverse. Manufacturer marking is "L/11" denoting it was made by Wilhelm Deumer  of Lüdenscheid. The 1939 Iron Cross 1st class was instituted on September 1, 1939.  It measured 43.5mm to 45mm.  Since it was a breast badge, it was void of design on the reverse with the possible exception of the silver content number or manufacturer's code.  In the latter case, the marking was either found on the pin shaft or on the flat surface of the cross itself.   No markings were ever fixed on the obverse of the cross. To receive this award, an individual had to accomplish three to five acts of bravery beyond the normal fulfillment of duty. The 1939 Iron Cross 1st Class was awarded with a presentation case, accompanied by an award document. Approximately 300,000 Iron Cross 1st class and 1939 Bar to the Iron Cross 1914 1st class were awarded before the war's end.  Approval for the award of the Iron Cross 2nd and 1st Classes was delegated down to the Corps Commanding General. The Iron Cross 1st Class was worn centered on the left breast pocket, and took precedence over all other awards worn on the left breast other than those conferred with diamonds.

Arrangement: Item-level medal

Extent: one medal

Subject/Index Terms:

Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards

Military and Civil decorations, medals and insignias

Iron Cross

Iron Cross medallion (Nazi-Germany)

Military Uniforms (Nazi-German)

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-115.03.03, SA Sports Badge (bronze), 1933-1945

SA Sports Badge (bronze) with manufacturer and other markings stamped on reverse. Manufacturer marking is "W.REDO, SAAR LAUTERN". Other markings are "EIGENTUM D. OBERSTEN S.A. FUHRUNG" The SA Sports Badge was a decoration of Nazi Germany that was issued between the years 1933 and 1945. It was a political version of the much more generic German Sports Badge, which was also issued in great numbers by the Nazis. At its center was a 57mm high Roman broad sword, superimposed over a Nazi swastika. It was encircled by an wreath of oak leaves. It was a pin-back badge. There was a cloth version, as well. The SA Sports Badge was instituted on 28 November 1933 by then SA chief Ernst Röhm. It was originally only issued in bronze through the year 1935. The on 15 February 1935, Hitler decreed that the badge be officially recognized. It was thereafter issued in three grades (bronze, silver, and gold). No longer was the physical fitness badge to be awarded only to SA members, but to youth of all German military and paramilitary organizations. Originally the badge grade was awarded on degrees of "proficiency". Then in 1936, a points system was established. In 1937, the requirement for the holder of the award was upgraded. Each recipient had to pass an annual proficiency test to retain the badge. On 19 January 1939, Hitler changed the name of the badge from SA-Sportabzeichen (SA Sports Badge) to SA-Wehrabzeichen (SA-Military Defense Badge). Hitler challenged all able-bodied boys age 16 and up to compete for the award. Older military men were also encouraged to obtain it. The badge was one of the few political decorations that the armed forces allowed to freely be displayed on a military uniform. By December 1936, one million had been awarded. Then by the end of 1943, over 2.5 million had been awarded.

Arrangement: Item-level badge

Extent: One badge

Subject/Index Terms:

Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards

Military Uniforms (Nazi-German)

Nazi-German insignias

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-115.03.04, SA Sports Badge (silver), 1933-1945

SA Sports Badge (silver) with manufacturer and other markings stamped on reverse. Manufacturer marking is "W.REDO, SAAR LAUTERN". Other markings are "EIGENTUM D. OBERSTEN S.A. FUHRUNG" The SA Sports Badge was a decoration of Nazi Germany that was issued between the years 1933 and 1945. It was a political version of the much more generic German Sports Badge, which was also issued in great numbers by the Nazis. At its center was a 57mm high Roman broad sword, superimposed over a Nazi swastika. It was encircled by an wreath of oak leaves. It was a pin-back badge. There was a cloth version, as well. The SA Sports Badge was instituted on 28 November 1933 by then SA chief Ernst Röhm. It was originally only issued in bronze through the year 1935. The on 15 February 1935, Hitler decreed that the badge be officially recognized. It was thereafter issued in three grades (bronze, silver, and gold). No longer was the physical fitness badge to be awarded only to SA members, but to youth of all German military and paramilitary organizations. Originally the badge grade was awarded on degrees of "proficiency". Then in 1936, a points system was established. In 1937, the requirement for the holder of the award was upgraded. Each recipient had to pass an annual proficiency test to retain the badge. On 19 January 1939, Hitler changed the name of the badge from SA-Sportabzeichen (SA Sports Badge) to SA-Wehrabzeichen (SA-Military Defense Badge). Hitler challenged all able-bodied boys age 16 and up to compete for the award. Older military men were also encouraged to obtain it. The badge was one of the few political decorations that the armed forces allowed to freely be displayed on a military uniform. By December 1936, one million had been awarded. Then by the end of 1943, over 2.5 million had been awarded.

Arrangement: Item-level badge

Extent: One badge

Subject/Index Terms:

Nazi-German decorations, medals and awards

Nazi-German symbols, signs and insignia

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-115.03.05, Wehrmacht Army(Heer) belt buckle, 1940-1945

1940 pattern, stamped steel construction, combat box buckle features a smooth outer field with a high relief, embossed Wehrmacht eagle with down swept wings, clutching a canted swastika in it's talons, to the slightly domed center, encompassed by an oak-leaf cluster to the bottom and script, "Gott Mit Uns", (God With Us), to the top. The oak-leaf cluster and script are on a ribbed background and are encircled by both an inner and outer simulated twisted rope border. The reverse of the buckle is a mirror image of the obverse and the brazed buckle catch, prong bar and prongs are all intact. The reverse of the buckle is well marked with the stamped, manufacturer's initials and date, "IKA 41", indicating manufacturer in 1941 by Julius Kremp' in Ludenscheid.

Arrangement: Item-level belt buckle

Extent: One belt buckle

Subject/Index Terms:

Military Uniforms (Nazi-German)

Nazi-German symbols, signs and insignia

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-115.03.06, Panzer Officer's breast eagle, 1933-1945

Panzer Officer's breast eagle (Hoheitszeichen/Wehrmachtsadler)embroidered silver on black wool.

The Reichswehr's visual acknowledgement of the new National Socialist reality came on 17 February 1934, when the Defense Ministry ordered the Nazi Party eagle-and-swastika, now Germany's National Emblem, to be worn on uniform blouses and headgear effective 1 May. The design adopted, in silver for the Reichsheer (army) and in gold for the Reichsmarine (navy), was a stylized eagle with outstretched, beveled wings clutching a wreathed mobile Hakenkreuz, later to be called the Wehrmachtsadler ("armed forces eagle"). On tunics this took the form of a cloth patch about 9 cm (3⅝") wide worn on the right breast, above the pocket. For enlisted uniforms it was jacquard-woven ("BeVo") or sometimes machine-embroidered in silver-grey rayon, for officers machine- or hand-embroidered in white silk or bright aluminum wire, and for generals hand-embroidered in gold bullion. The backing was "badge-cloth" (Abzeichentuch), a close-woven velvetish fabric; this was originally Reichsheer grey, but in late 1935 the renamed Heer changed its Abzeichentuch color to a dark blue-green called flaschengrün (bottle-green). The war brought several variations to the breast eagle, although it should be kept in mind that none of them was replaced or de-authorized, and all were being worn side-by-side at war's end. When hostilities began in 1939, on the enlisted Feldbluse or field blouse the eagle was changed from silver-white to matte grey for reduced visibility; and in 1940 backings began to be produced in field-grey (feldgrau). Another version appeared with the advent of the Model 1944 Field Blouse, which used a triangular backing for speed and simplicity of manufacture. Very late in the war some Hoheitszeichen were simply printed on thin fabric.

Arrangement: Item-level patch

Extent: One patch

Subject/Index Terms:

Military uniform and cloth, German

Nazi-German symbols, signs and insignia

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Collection of Folder-Level RG-115.04: Nazi Propaganda Photo Album, Zur Erinnerung en den Tag der deutschen Kunst, 1933

One Nazi propaganda photo album. "In Memory of the Munich Day of German Art, October 14-15 1933". (Zur Erinnerung en den Tag der deutschen Kunst).

Arrangement: This collection is arranged to the item-level.

Extent: One photo album containing 20 photos.

Language of Materials: German

Subject/Index Terms:

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

Munich (Germany)

photo album

Adolf Hitler, dictator and German Chancellor and President

Hitler gives speeches, national socialist propaganda, photodocuments, 1930s

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 1: RG-115.04.01, Tag der deutschen Kunst Photo Album front cover, 1933

Front cover of the Nazi propaganda photo album commemorating the 1933 Munich Day of German Art. Gold writing on a black background, printed in German.

Arrangement: This sub-collection is arranged at the item-level by individual photographs that comprise the album as a whole.

Extent: 1 photograph

Language of Materials: German

Subject/Index Terms:

Nazis parade through streets

Nazi Propaganda

pre-war publication

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Photographs

photo album

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 2: RG-115.04.02, Photo Album page 1- Portrait of Adolf Hitler, 1933

Photograph portrait of Adolf Hitler in black and white. Comprises the first page of the photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph.

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 3: RG-115.04.03, Photo Album page 2- crowd on the street in front of building, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of crowd on the street in front of building decorated with Nazi paraphernalia, during the German Day of Art parade, 1933. Page 2 of photo album

Arrangement: Item-level photograph.

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 4: RG-115.04.04, Photo Album page 3-street lined with flags, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of a street lined with Nazi flags during the German Day of Art parade in 1933. Page 3 of photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 5: RG-115.04.05, Photo album page 4- Photo of road lined with bushes with Nazi symbol, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photo of road lined with bushes with Nazi symbol, cars and people, during the Germany Day of Art Parade, 1933. Page 4 of photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 6: RG-115.04.06, Photo Album page 5- Photo of Hitler waving from car, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of Hitler waving from a car, during the German Day of Art Parade, 1933. Photograph is page 5 of a photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 7: RG-115.04.07, Photo Album page 6- Photo of soldiers at rally, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of soldiers attending a rally during the German Day of Art Parade, 1933. Photograph is page 6 of a photo album.

arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 8: RG-115.04.08, Photo Album page 7- Photo of civilians in crowd at rally, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of civilians in the crowd/stands at Nazi rally, during the German Day of Art, 1933. Photograph is page 7 of photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 9: RG-115.04.09, Photo Album page 8- Photo of civilians and military at rally, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of civilian spectators and military attendees at the rally during the German Day of Art, 1933. Photograph is page 8 in the photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 10: RG-115.04.10, Photo album page 9- Photo of crowd at rally, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of crowd at Nazi rally, during the German Day of Art, 1933. Photograph is page 9 of photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 11: RG-115.04.11, Photo Album page 10- Photo of Hitler giving a speech at the rally, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of Hitler giving a speech at the rally, during the German Day of Art, 1933. Photograph is page 10 in photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 12: RG-115.04.12, Photo Album page 11- Photo of man giving speech at rally with crowd, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of man giving speech at Nazi rally during German Day of Art, with crowd, 1933. Photograph is page 11 in photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 13: RG-115.04.13, Photo Album page 12- Photo of Hitler with other military figures on stage at rally, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of Hitler with other military figures on stage at rally, during German Day of Art parade,

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 14: RG-115.04.14, Photo Album page 13- Photo of Hitler and other military walking, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of Hitler and other military walking at rally during the German Day of Art parade, 1933. Photograph is page 13 of photo album.

arrangement: Item-level photograph

extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 15: RG-115.04.15, Photo Album page 14- Photo of men carrying Nazi eagle statue and Nazi flag bearers during parade, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of men carrying Nazi eagle statue and Nazi flags during parade, German Day of Art, 1933. Photograph is page 14 of photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 16: RG-115.04.16, Photo Album page 15- Photo of group marching with a model of the House of German Art, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of group marching with a model of the House of German Art, German Day of Art parade, 1933. Photograph is page 15 in photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 17: RG-115.04.17, Photo Album page 16- Photo of parade float with statue of soldier riding horse, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of parade float with statue of soldier riding horse, German Day of Art parade, 1933. Photograph is page 16 of photo album.

arrangement: Item-level photograph

extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 18: RG-115.04.18, Photo Album page 17 - Photo of men marching with statue of woman, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photograph of men marching with statue of woman in German Day of Art parade, 1933. Photograph is page 17 of photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 19: RG-115.04.19, Photo Album page 18 - Photo of a float carrying a man dressed in white with an animal, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photo of a float carrying a man dressed in white and an animal; the float is drawn by horses. The photograph is page 18 of the photo album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 20: RG-115.04.20, Photo Album page 19 - Photo of a float with an angel blowing a horn, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photo of a float with an angel blowing a horn taken at the German Day of Art parade in 1933. Page 19 of the album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 21: RG-115.04.21, Photo Album page 20 - Photo of a float carrying an art installation as well as people, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photo of a float carrying an art installation as well as people taken at the German Day of Art parade in Munich in 1933. The photograph is on page 20 of the album.

Arrangement: Item-level photograph

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)

Document/Artifact of Item-Level 22: RG-115.04.22, Photo Album page 21 - Photo of a man in Roman-style dress on a horse, German Day of Art parade, 1933

Photo of a man in Roman-style dress on a horse taken during the German Day of Art parade in Munich in 1933. This photo is on page 21 of the album.

Arrangement: Item-level collection

Extent: One photograph

Subject/Index Terms:

Munich (Germany)

National Socialist Propaganda

Nazi Propaganda

Nazis parade through streets

photo album

Photographs

Photographs, pre-Second World War

Prewar publication

Creators:

Government of Nazi Germany (1933--1945)