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Hitler marching with Goering and others in uniform

In the entre of the marching column are Goering and Hitler. The date is 9 November 1933, just 9 Months after Hitlers appointment as Chancellor. The place is Munich. When those two men had marched together in that same city in 1923, ten years earlier to the day, they had been fired upon by the police. Goering had been wounded and had fled to Austria. Hitler was captured, tried and imprisoned. Now they were effectively the two most powerful men in Germany. It must have been an intoxicating experience for them

Picture No
13140232
Media ID
45806818
Size
4961px x 3189px (2.0MB)
Credit
(c) Holts Battlefield Collection / Mary Evans
Usage Restrictions
Editorial Use Only
Source
Postcard Pub. Hoffmann. No. 192310
Date
1933

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