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Reichstag elections on 6th of June, 1920

Representatives of the participating parties distribute brochures to a voter in front of a polling station on the occasion of the Reichstag election in 1920. Election campaign on election day was still permitted at the time.

Reichstag elections on 6th of June, 1920

A reporter photographed voters while entering the polling station. On the right and on the left, representatives of the parties are standing with brochures. Direct election campaigns were still allowed in front of the polling stations at that time.

Reichstag elections on the 6th of June, 1920

Otto Fischbeck, Prussian Minister, leaving the polling station. On the right and left representatives of the parties. Making an influence was still allowed before voting at that time. From left to right: representatives of the German People's Party (DVP), SPD and Zentrum.

Reichstag meeting on the 28th of June, 1920

Reich chancellor Constantin Fehrenbach (on the right, sitting) presents his new cabinet (presumably standing). From right to left: Rudolf Heinze (Justice), Erich Koch (Inneres), Walter Simons (Outer), Andreas Hermes (Nutrition), Joseph Wirth , Hans von Raumer (Schatzamt), Otto Gessler (Defense), Johannes Giesberts (Post Office), Ernst Scholz (Business), Wilhelm Groener (Work and Transport). In the presidential seat, parliament president Paul Loebe (SPD).

Election for the first Reichstag on the 6th of June 1920

Election for the first Reichstag on the 6th of June 1920, elections, Germany 1919-1932 Weimar Republic

USPD during the election campaign for the Reichstag elections, 1920

Members of the USPD carry signs saying 'USPD Berlin' and 'Vote USPD Zietz list', in order to promote their party during the election campaign for the Reichstag elections in 1920.

Undersecretary Albert while leaving the polling station, 1920

Undersecretary Albert leaves a polling station during the Reichstag elections of 1920 in Berlin. Election campaign workers of various parties flank the entrance.

Boy while distributing electoral advertisement during the Reichstag elections, 1920

A little boy distributes electoral advertisement on the day of the Reichstag elections in Berlin, 1920. In the background one can see an election poster of the German People's Party - DVP.

Election workers during the Reichstag elections, 1920

Election workers before the counting of the ballots after the Reichstag elections in a polling station.

Reichstag during the constituent session, 1920

The new Reichstag after the Reichstag elections meets for the constituent session.

Election workers during the Reichstag elections, 1920

Election workers check the electoral lists before the Reichstag elections.

Electoral advertisement of the DVP in front of the Brandenburg Gate, 1920

A propaganda column of the German People's Party moves towards the Brandenburg Gate - the occasion was the election campaign for the Reichstag elections on 06.06.1920.

Election poster of the DDP, 1920

Election poster of the German Democratic Party (DDP) for the Reichstag elections on 06 June, 1920.

Bicycle group of the Center Party in Berlin, 1924

A bicycle group walks through the inner city of Berlin with election posters of the Centre Party before the Reichstag elections in 1924.

Election poster of the German People's Party, 1924

In one of the two Reichstag elections in 1924, the German People's Party (DVP) campaigned with this election poster which, in addition to a picture of a parade of black-white-red flags, bears the inscription: "Join the German People's Party."

Caricature of the outcome of the Reichstag elections in the "Simplicissimus", 1924

The election on the 4th of May brought a great increase in votes to the right- and left-wing enemies of the Republic, while the bourgeois forces were lost. In this drawing, President Friedrich Ebert is portrayed as a centaur, who is maltreated by a Communist and a National Socialist with a pistol, a saber, a dagger, and a torch. Eberts, who is buzzed around by swastikas and red stars, says: "What kind of guys did they put on my back."

Reichstag elections on the 7th of December, 1924

A propaganda car of the SPD decorated with red flags at Potsdamer Platz. In the Reichstag election campaign in 1924, modern forms of advertisement were increasingly used.

Election campaign of the Centre Party, 1924

Column of the Centre Party in the election campaign for the Reichstag elections, 1924.

People in front of a polling station on the occasion of the Reichstag election, 1924

The representatives of the parties coming into office are talking in front of a polling station on the occasion of the Reichstag election on December the 7th, 1924.

Election campaign car of the DNVP, 1924

A propaganda car of the German National People's Party (DNVP) in the election campaign of the Reichstag elections 1924. In a poster it can be read: "Every good German should vote frankly and freely for the German National People's Party only". A party leader is standing on the car and is playing a fanfare.

Propaganda of the DNVP in Berlin, 1924

Children are standing around an election campaign car of the German National People's Party. With brochures, leaflets and posters, campaign was still run even on election day.

Candidate of a splinter party on the Potsdam Square, 1924

A candidate of a splinter party called Haeusser practices self-promotion by means of a shouldered election poster on the Potsdam Square. The reason are the Reichstag elections in May 1924.

Election meeting for the Reichstag elections in Berlin, 1924

Pedestrians during an election meeting for the Reichstag elections in Berlin, 1924. The patch is covered with a carpet of paper made of electoral advertisement.

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Reichstag fraction of the DNVP, 1924

The constituent fraction meeting of the DNVP in the Reichstag. With 19.5 percent, it was the strongest civil faction after the Reichstag elections of 1924 in the Reichstag.

Diagram with seat numbers of the individual parties in the Reichstag

The lines show the seats won by parties in the Reichstag elections from 1871 to 1928.

Election poster of the German Democratic Party, 1928

An election poster of the German Democratic Party (DDP) for the Reichstag election in 1928 calls on women and mothers on an advertising column: "Look after housing, prosperity, knowledge, vote for List 6".

Election poster of the German Democratic Party, 1928

Election poster of the German Democratic Party (DDP) for the Reichstag election in Berlin, 1928. The appeal says: "Clear the Reich! Vote for the German Democrats! List 6 ". In the poster, a muscular man is pulling out a series of swastikas, red stars and worms with steel helmets from ??the German Reich.

Election poster of the German Democratic Party, 1928

Election poster of the German Democratic Party (DDP) for the Reichstag election in 1928. Next to a mother, who takes care of her child, the following appeal can be read: "German women and mothers! Think of the future of your children! Vote for the German Democratic Party ".

Election campaign before the Reichstag elections in Berlin, 1928

Election campaigners of the SPD, List 1, and the German Democratic Party (DDP), List 4, distribute election ads to the people.

Election poster of the SPD on the occasion of the Reichstag elections, 1928

Election poster of the German Social Democratic Party (SPD) for the Reichstag elections, 1928.

Election poster of the DDP for the Reichstag election, 1928

Poster of the German Democratic Party (DDP) on the occasion of the Reichstag elections in 1928.

Propaganda poster against the Locarno Treaties

DNVP (German National People's Party) propaganda poster for the Reichstag elections in 1928. Illustration of a colored French soldier with bayonet who threatens the peaceful German Rhine. The word 'Locarno? Vote for German National! 'refers to the Locarno Treaties in 1925

Election poster of the SPD, 1928

Election poster of the SPD for the Reichstag elections on 20 May 1928.

Poster of the DVP, 1928

Poster of the German People's Party (DVP) for the Reichstag election on 28 May 1928.

Election poster of the DDP, 1928

Election poster of the German Democratic Party (DDP) for the Reichstag elections on 20 May 1928.

Election poster of the DDP, 1928

Election poster of the German Democratic Party (DDP) for the Reichstag elections on 20 May 1928.

Election poster of the Nazi Party, 1928

Poster of the Nazi Party for the Reichstag election on 20 May 1928. The giant Nazi worker "Shatters the global enemy, the building of the "international high finance", which was identified with the (Jewish) global enemy.

Election poster of the DVP

Election poster of the German People's Party (DVP) with a portrait of Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann an the slogan 'Was geh'n Dich denn die Andern an, Du waehlst wie Gustav Stresemann' (I don't care about other people's opinion, I vote the same as Gustav Stresemann).

Election poster of the DNVP, 1928

The election campaign of the DNVP (German National People's Party) for the Reichstag election in 1928, set the mood against the Treaty of Locarno, which envisaged a foreign-policy rapprochement between Germany and France. The picture shows a smiling black French soldier, who threatens the German Rhine, its castles and vineyards with a fixed bayonet.

Election poster of the DVP, 1928

An election poster of the DVP (German People's Party) for the Reichstag election in 1928 shows the face of Gustav Stresemann, the party chairman, and on the right it says: "What do you care, you vote like Gustav Stresemann."

Election poster of the Centre Party, 1928

Election poster of the Center for the Reichstag election of 1928: "What was in the past? What is now? What is expected to be in the future? Through sacrifice and work to freedom!".

Sympathy advertisement of the SPD, 1928

The SPD used small bars of soap, which were decorated with advertising material, in the election campaign of the SPD to the Reichstag election campaign.

Election poster of the KPD, 1928

Election poster of the KPD for the parliamentary elections in 1928. The inscription on the poster 'Betrayed by the SPD - Choose communists! 'shows that at the time the SPD was a major opponent of the KPD.

Election poster of the SPD for the Reichstag election in 1930

The Reichstag elections of 1930 were marked by economic hardship and mass unemployment. With this poster, the SPD draws the voters' attention to the importance of welfare work. Here is a five-membered family, that appeals to the viewer: "Do not leave us, protect welfare work, vote for List 1, the Social Democrats".

Parties: cartoon

Parties: cartoon, Germany 1919-1932 Weimar Republic

Election poster of the NSDAP for the Reichstag election, 1930

Election poster of the NSDAP for the Reichstag election. They campaign by saying "Stop, the money belongs to the working people" and by depicting the strong arm of the the National Socialists, who protect the money of the people from the 2 million annual tribute payments after the lost war.

Article in the local newspaper of Berlin on the results of the Reichstag election, 1930

An article was published on the results of the Reichstag election in the local gazette one day after the Reichstag election.

Election poster of the German National People's Party, 1930

Election poster of the German National People's Party (DNVP) on the advertising column "With Hugenberg German national! Vote for List 2 ".

Paramedics help an old woman to exercise her voting rights, 1930

Paramedics help an old woman vote at the polling station in 59 Mariendorf Chausseestrasse, Berlin. In front of the polling station, three men campaign for their parties with posters. In the poster of the man on the right stands "With Hugenberg German national! Vote for List 2 ".

Election posters on an advertising column on the occasion of the Reichstag election, 1930

On the advertising column there are the following election posters: Communists on List 4, the German National People's Party (DNVP), the Centre Party with the slogan "The Party of Reason" on List 3, The Christian Social Service on List 14, the Social Democrats with Otto Braun, List 1.

Election poster of the SPD, 1932

Election poster of the SPD, the largest political group on List 1 in the Reichstag elections of 1930. It campaigns as follows "Against the Beurgerblock (conservative alliance) and the swastika".

Election posters for the Reichstag elections, 1930-32

From the left: the SPD warns in their election poster for the Reichstag election in 1932 with the slogan: "Those, who choose Hindenburg, help the Nazis!". On the poster in the middle, it promotes the NSDAP: "Stop, the money belongs to the working people" and is depicting the strong arm of the National Socialists, who protect the money of the people from the 2 million annual tribute payments after the lost war. On the right, presumably from 1932, the KPD campaigns by saying "Proletarian, still how long? Throw off the yoke! and "No voice to the Fascists or Socialists, fight with the Communists!"

Joseph Wirth holding a speech in the Reichstag on the dissolution, 1930

Reich Interior Minister, Joseph Wirth, defens the position of the government on the question of the dissolution of the Reichstag.

Election poster of the KPD above a home entrance, 1930

The KPD on List 4 promotes itself with an election poster above an entrance by counting the casualties of the last street battles with the National Socialists. The street fights between the Roter Frontkaempferbund and the SA almost always demanded casualties every weekend. The domestic political situation took on a civil war character.

Quarter of the National Socialists in Berlin, 1930

There are people watching the numerous election posters of the National Socialists in front of their quarter in Berlin. The NSDAP promote themselves with the slogan "German Workers! Vote for list 9 ".

Propaganda rally of the NSDAP, 1930

Motorized propaganda procession of the NSDAP during the Reichstag election campaign. The whole election campaign is characterized by economic hardship.

Election campaigners for the Reichstag (Parliament) elections in 1930

An SPD election campaigner with a poster depicting two National Socialists sitting behind bars. "Who votes KPD frees the Feme murderers. Vote only on List 1 Social Democrats. " On the right is a man who promotes the Center Party, in the middle three women leave the election office.

Bishop Christian Schreiber from Berlin before the polling station, 1930

The Bishop of Berlin, Dr. Christian Schreiber leaves a polling station during the Reichstag elections on 09/14/1930. In front of the door stand campaigners of the ruling party, the German People's Party and the KPD with posters.

Election poster of the State Party, 1930

Election poster of the German State Party - German Democratic Party - to the Reichstag elections of 1930.

Voter while leaving a polling station during the Reichstag elections, 1930

One voter while leaving a polling station during the Reichstag elections in 1930. Election workers of the KPD, SPD and the DVP flank the entrance to the polling station.

Election posters, 1930

Election posters of the SPD, the NSDAP and the Communists for the Reichstag election on 14 September 1930.

Election poster of the DVP, 1930

Election poster of the German People's Party (DVP) for the Reichstag elections on 14 September 1930 on which is depicted the party leader Gustav Stresemann and the Rhine Bridge.

Election poster of the DNVP, 1930

Election poster of the German National People's Party for the Reichstag elections on 14 September, 1930.

Election poster of the SPD, 1930

SPD election poster for the Reichstag election on 14 September 1930. A worker smashes the swastika with the slogan: Buergerblock (a coalition of the bourgeois parties) against swastika.

Election poster of the Nazi Party, 1930

Poster of the Nazi Party for the Reichstag election on 14 September 1930.

Caricature of the NSDAP, 1930

Caricature of the Simplicissimus (with Hitler, Frick and Ludendorff) by Olaf Gulbransson that foreshadows the outcome of the Reichstag election of September 14, 1930. In this election, the NSDAP became the second largest faction in the Reichstag with a vote share of 18.5%.

Members of the NSDAP in the Reichstag, 1930

At the opening of the Reichstag Nazi Party members in their party uniforms listen to a speaker. Front in dark suits Reichstag deputies of the DNVP. After the Reichstag elections of 14.09.1930 107 NSDAP members get seats.

Electoral advertisement of the NSDAP during the Reichstag election 1930

A banner calling for the people to vote for the party in front of the electoral offices of the Nazi Party before the Reichstag election.

Propaganda stand of the SPD in Berlin for the Reichstag election in September 1930

This propaganda stand, on which stands "Vote SPD", was complained about by right-wing conservatives as being a traffic obstacle.

Propaganda car of the SPD for the Reichstag election 1930

Prior to the Reichstag election the SPD is canvassing with a truck. Supporters of the party ride through Berlin with red flags and election posters.

Propaganda march of the SPD in Berlin, 1930

Prior to the Reichstag election in September 1930, SPD members organized a propaganda march through the streets, after a mass rally in the Sportpalast in Berlin.

Propaganda campaign of the youth organization of the SPD in Berlin, 1930

Prior to the Reichstag election in September 1930, in the summer the youth organization of the SPD organized a propaganda march. The youths move through the streets of Berlin with red flags, on which the election slogan "Vote List 1" can be seen.

Election advertising of the SPD, 1930

Prior to the Reichstag election of September 1930, the SPD is canvassing , with a banner above the road which reads "Vote on SPD List 1".

Election advertising of the SPD for the Reichstag election of September 1930

The SPD is canvassing prior to the election with a large sign reading "Vote on List 1 SPD".

Loudspeaker van of the SPD, 1930

During the campaign for the Reichstag election in September 1930, the SPD used, among others, loudspeaker vans, a novel propaganda method at that time. On the truck you can read the inscription "Vote on Social Democrats List 1".

SPD campaign vehicle for the Reichstag elections of 1930

Party members in front of a loudspeaker van of the SPD for the parliamentary elections on 14.09.1930.

Loudspeaker van of the SPD, 1930

During the campaign for the Reichstag election in September 1930, the SPD used, among others, loudspeaker vans, a novel propaganda method at that time.

Communist election campaign, 1930

A house decorated by the Communists on the occasion of the campaign for the Reichstag election in 1930. On the banner of the facade stands: "Only the Social revolution frees the workmen from all burdens!"

Electoral poster of the KPD for women for the Reichstag election of 1930

On the poster is a woman with fist clenched in Communist salute, in the background a smoking chimney. The election appeal is: "Working women fight with us! Vote List 4, the Communists."

Communist Reichstag election campaign in 1930 in Berlin Wedding

For the election campaign for the Reichstag election in 1930, members of the KPD decorated these facades in the Koeslinerstrasse with flags, stars and slogans. The inscription reads, "Every fourth German has been convicted. Misery has brought them into the dungeon, amnesty for them as well." Residents watch the happenings on the street from their windows.

Election poster of the DNVP, 1930

An election poster of the DNVP (German National People's Party) for the Reichstag election of September 1930 shows the hand-held black-white-red flag of the empire, on which these words are to be read: "With Hugenberg German National".

An election poster of the NSDAP, 1932

An election poster of the NSDAP for the Reichstag elections in 1932 with the inscription 'Workers - Vote for the Front Soldier Hitler!'.

Supporters of the DNVP in Neukoelln in the election campaign for the Reichstag elections on 14. September 1930.

Supporters of the DNVP drive on trucks which are decorated with election posters through Berlin.

Election poster of the Center for the Reichstag elections of 14. September 1930

The Center bridges the tide of National Socialism.

Heinrich Bruening at an election event of the Centre

Reich Chancellor Heinrich Bruening at an election event organized by the Centre in the Berlin Sports Palace.

Election poster of the SPD

Election campaign of the Social Democrats in the 30's with a motif of "enemies" of the democracy.

Berlin SA on a propaganda truck

A Nazi Party truck with SA men and a banner that reads 'Socialism of Action' during a Reichstag electoral race in Berlin.

Electoral advertisement of the NSDAP for the Reichstag election of 1930

An electoral poster of the Nazi Party during the electoral race of 1930: it openly advocates the destruction of the German "party system".

Election propaganda of the SPD to the general election in Berlin, 1930

Election posters of the SPD and propaganda posters against the KPD with the inscription 'Vote for Social Democrats' and 'Who votes for the KPD, liberates the Fememoerder'.

Paul von Hindenburg at the Reichstag election, 1930

Reich President Paul von Hindenburg leaves the polling station with the head of the Presidential Chancellery Otto Meissner after voting in the Kanonier street in Berlin. Hitler was the big winner in this election.