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Himmler and his wife at Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany, 1936Hitler Youth member learning how to ride a motorcycle, date unknown
Himmler and his wife at Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany, 1936Hitler Youth member learning how to ride a motorcycle, date unknown
Hjalmar Schacht and Adolf Hitler, 1936Illustration of German concentration camp prisoner identification system, 1936
Hjalmar Schacht and Adolf Hitler, 1936Illustration of German concentration camp prisoner identification system, 1936
Infant room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936; photo 1 of 2Infant room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936; photo 2 of 2
Infant room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936; photo 1 of 2Infant room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936; photo 2 of 2
Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick and SS chief Heinrich Himmler touring the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Brandenburg, Germany, 1936, photo 1 of 2Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick and SS chief Heinrich Himmler touring the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Brandenburg, Germany, 1936, photo 2 of 2
Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick and SS chief Heinrich Himmler touring the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Brandenburg, Germany, 1936, photo 1 of 2Interior Minister Wilhelm Frick and SS chief Heinrich Himmler touring the Sachsenhausen concentration camp in Oranienburg, Brandenburg, Germany, 1936, photo 2 of 2
Maternity room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936Members of the Hitler Youth with party slogan on display on their bicycles, Worms, Germany, 1930s
Maternity room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936Members of the Hitler Youth with party slogan on display on their bicycles, Worms, Germany, 1930s
Officers in charge of Sachsenhausen concentration camp gathered during morning roll call, Oranienburg, Germany, 1936Old Reich Chancellery building, Berlin, Germany, date unknown
Officers in charge of Sachsenhausen concentration camp gathered during morning roll call, Oranienburg, Germany, 1936Old Reich Chancellery building, Berlin, Germany, date unknown
Operating room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936Portrait of Bernhard Rust, circa 1930s
Operating room at a Lebensborn facility, Germany, 1936Portrait of Bernhard Rust, circa 1930s
Portrait of German Ambassador to Austria Franz von Papen, 1936Portrait of German Army General of Artillery Hans Günther von Kluge, 1936
Portrait of German Ambassador to Austria Franz von Papen, 1936Portrait of German Army General of Artillery Hans Günther von Kluge, 1936
Portrait of Jozef Tiso, circa 1936Portrait of Ludwig Beck, 1936
Portrait of Jozef Tiso, circa 1936Portrait of Ludwig Beck, 1936
President of the Reichstag Göring, Minister Goebbels, Gauleiter of Saxony Mutschmann, and Ley at Luitpold Hall, Nürnberg, Germany, 1936Prisoners of Sachsenhausen concentration camp lining up for roll call, Oranienburg, Germany, 1936, photo 1 of 3
President of the Reichstag Göring, Minister Goebbels, Gauleiter of Saxony Mutschmann, and Ley at Luitpold Hall, Nürnberg, Germany, 1936Prisoners of Sachsenhausen concentration camp lining up for roll call, Oranienburg, Germany, 1936, photo 1 of 3

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