SA men holding Nazi flags. Eagle symbol. Party Day 1935

This Nuremberg rally covered the period 10-16 September and was named The Party Day of Freedom Hitler was having personal difficulties with a sore throat following a minor operation, and harboured fears that he might have cancer. Nevertheless he delivered a major speech on 11 September and from it, two days later, came the Nuremberg Blood Law, in which it was ruled that only those of German or related blood, could be citizens of the State, i.e. no Jews. Hitler had been steadily increasing the size of his armed forces, the Wehrmacht and, during a display on the final day of the rally, German tanks and bombers were seen. The card design shows SA men

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