September 1934 – Germany: Nazi SA and SS troops parade in Nuremberg, on the occasion of the 6th Nazi Party Congress held there in 1934

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History on Instagram: "In 1935, Adolf Hitler delivered a series of highly choreographed speeches that marked a turning point in Nazi Germany. Speaking from massive party rallies and state events, Hitler used emotional rhetoric, repetition, and symbolism to consolidate power and mobilize the public behind his ideology. That year also saw the announcement of the Nuremberg Laws, which institutionalized racial discrimination against Jews, and the public declaration of rearmament, openly violating th

@purehistorydaily on Instagram: "This photograph shows a Nazi Party mass rally held at the **Reichsparteitagsgelände (Nazi Party Rally Grounds)** in Nuremberg, Germany, during the 1930s—specifically at **Zeppelin Field**. These rallies were not spontaneous gatherings, but carefully staged propaganda events organized after Hitler came to power. The enormous crowds, banners, marching columns, and rigid formations were designed to project unity, strength, and total control. Attendance was often exp