Guarded by SS men, the Imperial Regalia were exhibited in the Town Hall of Nuremberg on September 5, 1938, for the first time since their transport from Vienna to Nuremberg in August 1938. The occasion was the reception of Hitler for the Reichsparteitag "Grossdeutschland" (Rally of Greater Germany) after the "Anschluss" of Austria. Later, the Imperial Regalia was kept in St. Catherine's Church and exposed on the Nazi Party Rallies in the Congress building of the NSDAP.
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3702 x 4971 px | 31.3 x 42.1 cm | 12.3 x 16.6 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
5 September 1938Location:
Nuremberg, Bavaria, GermanyPhotographer:
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The Imperial Regalia in the Town Hall at Nuremberg, 1938. "Guarded by SS men, the Imperial Regalia were exhibited in the Town Hall of Nuremberg on September 5, 1938, for the first time since their transport from Vienna to Nuremberg in August 1938. The occasion was the reception of Hitler for the Reichsparteitag ""Grossdeutschland"" (Rally of Greater Germany) after the ""Anschluss"" of Austria. Later, the Imperial Regalia was kept in St. Catherine's Church and exposed on the Nazi Party Rallies in the Congress building of the NSDAP.". Date created: 05/09/1938