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1. One photograph from an album of antisemitic signs in Germany.

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Date:: 1933 - 1945

2. A poster advertising the Great Anti-Bolshevism Exhibition 1937 (Grosse Antibolschewistiche Ausstellung) is plastered on a kiosk on a city street in Nuremberg.

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Date:: 1937

3. Visitors line up in front of a hall adorned with Nazi banners in order to attend the opening of the Great Anti-Bolshevism Exhibition 1937 (Grosse Antibolschewistische Ausstellung) in Nuremberg.

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Date:: 1937

4. Hebrew class at the Nuremberg Jewish Community Center.

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Date:: 1937

5. Visitors line up in front of a hall adorned with Nazi banners in order to attend the opening of the Great Anti-Bolshevism Exhibition 1937 (Grosse Antibolschewistische Ausstellung) in Nuremberg.

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Date:: 1937

6. Grasping the "Blood Flag" in his hand, Adolf Hitler moves through the ranks of SA standard bearers at a 1934 Reichsparteitag (Reich Party Day) ceremony.

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Date:: 1934 September 04 - 1934 September 10

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