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 : Rally in front of the Berlin cathedral supporting the candia


Rally in front of the Berlin cathedral supporting the candia

Adolf Hitler ran against President Paul von Hindenburg, a Communist candidate and a member of a fringe right-wing party in the presidential election of 10 April 1932, He attained more than 35% of the vote during the second round in April, Although he lost to Hindenburg, the election established Hitler as a realistic alternative in German politics

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