Bankruptcy of a midlevel company in East Prussia
Because of the cession of West Prussia to Poland after WWI, East Prussia was cut off from its connection by land to the Reich, which had a negative effect on its economic development. Many companies went bankrupt, like this porcelain shop having a closing sale. In this situation the anti-Polish and nationalist slogans of the Nazi Party fell on the fertile soil of the border dwellers
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10629943
Media ID
48201884
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2756px x 1920px
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Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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