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Nazism in Europe during WWII
1. WWII The Nazi Political Movement Benchmark 7.2.3 www.mi.gov/mde
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5. Hitler at the Nuremberg Rallies In Germany National Archives, “ Hitler at Nazi party rally, Nuremberg, Germany. (circa 1928)”, http://history1900s.about.com/library/holocaust/blhitler37.htm
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7. Early Nazi Propaganda ILoveMyPiccolo, “Early Nazi propaganda”, December 24, 2005 via Flickr.com, Creative Commons by Attribution
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11. Work Sets You Free: Dachau Concentration Camp Edwin.11, “Work Sets You Free (Dachau Concentration Camp)”, May 9, 2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution
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13. Nazi Propaganda During War Bobster855, “Recruiting poster, ca. 1942”, January 18, 2009 via Flickr.com, Creative Commons Attribution
A pre-war Nazi poster depicting the Jew as "the wirepuller".
Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941 (Operation Barbarossa) brought with it an exhausting battle on the Eastern Front, hugely demanding of troops and supplies. Recruitment among the occupied countries as well as in Germany itself, was vital to the Nazi cause. In this appeal to Dutchmen to join the Armed SS, the motive is expressed as an ideological and moral struggle against Bolshevism.From the Victoria & Albert Museum, London: collections. vam .ac.uk/objectid/O100855 (Found on Flickr.com: See source on slide.)
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