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Election of the Reichstag 29.03.1936

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Reichstag elections in 1936 on board the KDF ship "Oceana"

Travellers on board the Hapag steamer "Oceana", a ship of the KdF, who participate in the Reichstag elections in 1936. Auf mehr als 30 Schiffen der HAPAG finden die Reichstagswahlhen am 29. März statt, darunter neben der 'Oceana' auch das KdF-Schiff 'St. Louis'.

Election badge for the Reichstag elections 1936

When voting on 29 March each voter should receive this badge with the slogan "Freedom and Bread, 29, 1936" and an oak leaf.

Election propaganda of the Deutsche Reichspost for the Reichstag elections 1936

In the course of the election campaign for the Reichstag elections 1936, the Deutsche Reichspost postmarks the lettering "Your vote to the Fuehrer!" next to the stamps.

Reichstag elections 1936 on board the KdF ship "St. Louis"

In the polling station of the Hapag liner "St. Louis" crew members give their vote in the Reichstag elections on the high seas while returning from Madeira along with 3 other tourists ships of the KdF.

Reichstag elections 1936 aboard the "Admiral Scheer" in Yokohama

Election for the Reichstag on board the battleship of the Kriegsmarine "Admiral Scheer" at Yokohama, Tokyo. Here voters walk through a bridge on the deck. Etwa 400 Deutsche nehmen Teil, darunter der Deutsche Botschafter in Tokio Herbert von Dirksen mit seiner Ehefrau und andere prominente Personen.

The dockworkers of Hapag in a festively decorated

The dockworkers of Hapag in a festively decorated quay shed listening the campaign speech of Adolf Hitler for the Reichstag elections in 1933 transmitted from the Siemens plants. Among them in the middle, Max Oboussier (marked with an X in), the chairman of the board of the Hamburg-America Line.

Election regulation with ballots for the Reichstag elections 1936

The picture shows the Berlin election regulation with a ballot from the constituency East Berlin for the Reichstag elections on March 29, 1936, signed by the mayor Wolfermann.

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Ballot for the Reichstag elections 1936

Sample ballot for the election of the "Reichstag for Freedom and Peace". Electable is the National Socialist German Workers' Party with the top candidate Adolf Hitler, Rudolf Hess, Wilhelm Frick, Hermann Goering and Joseph Goebbels.

Election propaganda in Berlin for the Reichstag election 1936

A banner reading "We want honor and peace that is why on the 29th we (vote) for Hitler" on the building at Muehlenstrasse 4 in Berlin, as part of the campaign for the Reichstag elections. At left there is a grocery store with a roadside stand for bananas. Beside the front door there is a nametag "G. Baum Shoemaker".

Election propaganda of the Deutsche Bauarbeiterschaft (German Construction Workers) for the Reichstag election 1936

On all construction sites were hung election banners with the slogan "We owe it to the Fuehrer that we can build", here at the construction site of the new building of the post office opposite the Stettin Station.

Election propaganda of the Deutsche Bauarbeiterschaft (German Construction Workers) for the Reichstag election 1936

On all construction sites were hung election banners with the slogan "We owe it to the Fuehrer that we can build", here at the city railway construction site of the Reichsbahn at the Georgenstrasse.

Election propaganda of the Deutsche Bauarbeiterschaft (German Construction Workers) for the Reichstag election 1936

On all construction sites were hung election banners with the slogan "We owe it to the Fuehrer that we can build", here at the site of the Reich Aviation Ministry designed by Ernst Sagebiel. Among them, a sign of the executing construction company "Allgemeine Haeuserbau Aktien-Gesellschaft" with an address in Berlin-Lichterfelde West, Unter den Eichen 127.

Employment office in Essen before the campaign speech of Hitler for the Reichstag elections 1936

View of the employment office of Essen decorated with posters and banners before the visit of Adolf Hitler, who will hold a campaign speech in Essen for the Reichstag elections 1936. Left there is a banner: "No one will rob us, think of the future of Germany!" At right: "Our life belongs to the everlasting Germany!". In the middle: "You're nothing, the nation is everything!".

Election propaganda of the Deutsche Bauarbeiterschaft (German Construction Workers) for the Reichstag election 1936

Employment office in Essen before the campaign speech of Hitler for the Reichstag elections 1936

The employment office of the City of Essen festively decorated with the Nazi territorial symbols and swastika flags for the visit of Adolf Hitler. At the front there is a banner reading: "The Fuehrer's will, the desire of the nation, ... youth".

Viewing the electoral list for the Reichstag election 1936 in Berlin

In the gymnasium of the 5th backward school in the Berlin Blumenstrasse voters look at the electoral lists for the upcoming Reichstag election.

Election propaganda for the Reichstag elections 1936

Passers-by read on an advertising column, a propaganda poster for the Reichstag elections with the inscription: "Adolf Hitler conquered a new province. Increase in the crop yield through the land reclamation of the Labor Service from 1933 until today at 50 million. This is equal to the harvest of the Saarland. Previously: class contradictions and class struggle. Today: workers, students and farmers. Workmates. Previously: insubordination and neglect of youth. Today: education through community work. People's Solidarity. Previously: contempt of manual labor. Today: Labor Service, honorary service of the nation. That's why you should vote for the Fuehrer". Among them there is an advertisement for the film "After Office Hours" with Clark Gable and Constance Bennett.

Polling station in Berlin for the Reichstag elections 1936

Lively crowd early in the morning standing before the polling stations for the Reichstag elections. Here in front of an inn of the Schultheiss-Patzenhofer Brewery. Next to the entrance there is a propaganda poster with a portrait of Adolf Hitler. At right a uniformed man with a campaign poster: "The Fuehrer gave us freedom and honor! Our thanks is our vote on 29 March." On the left side there are SA men.

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Checking the electoral list for the Reichstag election 1936 in Berlin

In the electoral office in the Blumenstrasse in Berlin-Mitte, the electoral lists are checked and sorted after being printed. On the wall hang several posters of the German Labor Front.

Election propaganda of the Reichsbetriebsgemeinschaft Bau for the Reichstag elections 1936

On the building of the Reichsbetriebsgemeinschaft Bau, German Labor Front, in Berlin's Friedrichstrasse 5 hang several banners and posters. The comparison between 1932 and 1935 shows, based on the number of employees in deep mining, the constructions as well as the number of unemployed in the construction sector and calls for "Your vote for the Fuehrer!" in the Reichstag elections. At right a banner: "Under the leadership of Hitler: industrial peace, factory community. In the center is a bust of Adolf Hitler and below several propaganda images of Hitler in the foreground.

Polling station in Berlin for the Reichstag elections 1936

Lively crowd early in the morning standing before the polling stations for the Reichstag elections. Here in front of an inn of the Schultheiss-Patzenhofer Brewery in a street decorated with swastika flags. At right there is a uniformed man with a campaign poster: "The Fuehrer gave us freedom and honor! Our thanks is our vote on 29 March."

Electoral office for seafarers for the Reichstag elections 1936

In a branch of the State Elections Office for seafarers in Hamburg, sailors who are going to sea can participate in the Reichstag elections starting the 23rd of March.

Reichstag elections in 1936 aboard the "St. Louis"

Reichstag elections held aboard the ship of the HAPAG liner "St. Louis", which travels to Madeira on behalf of the Strength through Joy. As polling station is used the social hall of the vessel, at the entrance of which there is a large crowd and on a blackboard is explained where the cross should be put.

Reichstag elections 1936 in the Rudolf Virchow Hospital

Several nurses voting in the polling place of the Rudolf Virchow Hospital in Berlin-Wedding.

Blind person voting in Berlin in the Reichstag elections 1936

Poll workers lead a blind man with his daughter to the ballot box of the Minister polling station in the Jaegerstrasse, Berlin.

Propaganda march of the DAF for the Reichstag elections 1936

The German Labor Front organized a propaganda march through the city center as part of the election campaign for the Reichstag elections 1936. At right, a policeman stops the traffic.

Propaganda march of the HJ for the Reichstag elections 1936 in Berlin

Trumpeters of the Hitler Youth marching on the Kaiser-Franz-Joseph-Platz in Berlin-Mitte in a rally during the campaign for the Reichstag elections 1936. Right on the street Unter den Linden, the Friedrich-Wilhelms University and the equestrian statue of Frederick the Great can be seen.

Red Cross members as poll workers for the Reichstag elections, 1936

Election workers of the Red Cross accompany sick and infirm people to vote in the closest polling station during the Reichstag elections 1936. At the entrance of the polling station there is a portrait of Hitler and below a sign of the Schultheiss Patzenhofer brewery. In front stand two SA men with election posters and the inscription "The Fuehrer gave us freedom and honor! Our thanks is our vote on 29 March" and a printed ballot paper with the top candidates of the NSDAP for the "Reichstag for freedom and peace": Hitler, Hess, Frick, Goering and Goebbels.

Firemen in the Spreewald for the Reichstag election 1936

The fire department of the Unterspreewald village Werder walk in uniform to vote, children and other villagers bid goodbye to them. On the barn wall hang several propaganda posters.

Hermann Goering during the election campaign for the Reichstag elections 1936 in Koenigsberg

Hermann Goering gives a speech on the opening of the electoral campaign in the Albert Leo Schlageter-Haus in the East Prussian Koenigsberg. The tribune adorned with the lettering "The will of the Fuehrer is ...".

Reichstag elections in 1936 aboard the "St. Louis"

Reichstag elections held aboard the ship of the HAPAG liner "St. Louis", which travels to Madeira on behalf of the Strength through Joy. The social hall of the vessel is used as a polling station.

Propaganda march of the SA through Berlin for the Reichstag election 1936

The Berlin troop of the SA organized an election propaganda march for the Reichstag elections, here the marching formations at Wittenbergplatz.

Propaganda poster for the Reichstag elections 1936

Passers-by read a poster for the Reichstag elections in 1936 with the inscription: 'Socialism = So: 1919-1933, so in 14 years of Winter Relief a total of only 188 million RM. Or so: The National Socialism handed out 358 million RM between 1933-34, 367 million RM between 1934-35, and from 1935-36 until now 330 million RM, in total distributed 1 billion Reichsmark to the needy Volksgenossen (member of the German nation) in 3 years. Thus Nazism has shown its solidarity. You must help the Fuehrer to complete his work and give your vote to the Fuehrer who fights for you on March 29, 1936!"

Cologne before the arrival of Hitler, 1936

Before the Reichstag elections 1936 Adolf Hitler held a big campaign speech in Cologne. In the early morning hours, numerous citizens of Cologne are on the streets to greet Hitler. The buildings are decorated with several swastikas and a banner with the inscription: "The Rhine is German, free the Reich".

Election propaganda in a carpet store in Berlin for the Reichstag election 1936

In a display window of a carpet house in the Leipziger Strasse, hangs a swastika flag and a drawing with people arm in arm, and the slogan: "Previously we had 37 parties - now we are unanimous: All votes to the Fuehrer".

Election propaganda of the Reichsbahn for the Reichstag election 1936

Even the German Reichsbahn participates in the propaganda activities of the NSDAP for the Reichstag elections 1936. Here you can see a locomotive (17 1126) adorned with a swastika.

Election propaganda on Potsdamer Platz for the Reichstag elections 1936

On an overhead projector on Potsdamer Platz there is a call to participate in the Reichstag elections: "The garrisons of Germany are garrisons of peace!".

Election propaganda on Potsdamer Platz for the Reichstag elections 1936

On an overhead projector on Potsdamer Platz there is a call to participate in the Reichstag elections: "On March 29, your vote to the Fuehrer!".

Announcement of results of the Reichstag elections 1936 on Potsdamer Platz

A crowd at the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin waiting for the announcement of the first election results. On a neon message board are displayed the results from Rotenburg, near Kassel, and from the Saarpfalz (Rachenhausen).

Announcement of results of the Reichstag elections 1936 on Potsdamer Platz

A crowd at the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin waiting for the announcement of the first election results. On a neon message board just appeared the results from Zweibruecken, Saar region.

Announcement of results of the general election of 1936 on Potsdamer Platz

A crowd at the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin waiting for the announcement of the first election results. On a neon message board just appeared the results from the district Fuerth and the district Landau.

Wehrmacht soldiers feeding the poor, 1936

Wehrmacht soldiers feed needy people from a field kitchen as part of the Winter Relief.

Poverty in the Weimar Republic

An old woman bends down to the ground, in front of her there is a cart with belongings. Undated picture.

Werner Waechter at a propaganda march to the Reichstag elections 1936

The Gaupropagandaleiter of the NSDAP of Greater Berlin Werner Waechter holds a speech at the Berlin City Palace during an election propaganda march in Berlin.

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

A flower shop decorated for the Reichstag elections 1936

A passer-by looks at the shop window of a flower shop in the Neuen Rossstrasse in Berlin, which was decorated for the Reichstag elections with a bust of Adolf Hitler, an emblem of the German Labor Front and the signs "Once downfall ..." on the left and "... now building" on the right.

The Potsdamer station for the Reichstag elections 1936

View of the Potsdamer main-line station which was decorated for the Reichstag election 1936 with a huge portrait of Adolf Hitler and several swastika flags. Below the picture you can see the inscription "Freedom - Peace".

Giant picture of Adolf Hitler at the Potsdamer Bahnhof, 1936

On the occasion of the Reichstag elections 1936 the Potsdamer station was used as a propaganda area for Adolf Hitler. On the outside facade of the station was mounted a huge portrait of Chancellor Adolf Hitler, surrounded by swastikas. Below the picture you can see the inscription "Freedom - Peace".

Festive decorations in Cologne for the Reichstag elections, 1936

In Cologne the roads were festively decorated with swastika flags for the arrival of Adolf Hitler before the Reichstag elections 1936. Right, a shop with the sign "Meder's Etage fuer gut Herrenbekleidung".

Viewing the electoral list for the Reichstag election 1936 in Berlin

In the gymnasium of the 5th backward school in the Berlin Blumenstrasse voters look at the electoral lists for the upcoming Reichstag election.

Announcement of results of the Reichstag elections 1936 on Potsdamer Platz

A crowd at the Potsdamer Platz in Berlin waits for the announcement of the first election results that should appear on a neon message board.

Counting votes of the Reichstag election 1936 in Berlin-Mitte

After the Reichstag elections poll workers count the votes in a polling station in Berlin.

Viewing the electoral list for the Reichstag election 1936 in Berlin

In the gymnasium of the 5th backward school in the Berlin Blumenstrasse voters look at the electoral lists for the upcoming Reichstag election.

Adolf Hitler in the Reich Chancellery for the Reichstag election 1936

Adolf Hitler thanks for the cheering ovation of a crowd before the day of the Reichstag election 1936 from the balcony of the Reich Chancellery in Berlin.

Red Cross and the Reichstag election in Cologne, 1936

Election workers of the Red Cross accompany an old woman to vote in the closest polling station during the Reichstag elections in 1936. In the background the Cologne Cathedral can be seen.

Counting votes of the Reichstag election 1936 in Berlin-Mitte

In a Berlin polling station the ballot box is emptied for the counting of votes after the Reichstag elections of 1936.

Election propaganda for the Reichstag elections 1936

A textile and leather goods shop in the Kopenhagener Strasse in Berlin, put its entire store in the service of the election campaign for the Reichstag elections 1936. On a base covered with a swastika flag there is a bust of Adolf Hitler. Below that is a sign that says: "We swear loyalty to the Fuehrer once again, March 29, 1936".

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936

Elections of the congress on 29.03.1936, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Election campaign for the Reichstag elections 1936 in the Deutschlandhalle

Joseph Goebbels opens the election campaign for the Reichstag election 1936 with a mass rally in the Deutschlandhalle in Berlin. On the grandstand flaunts the lettering "The garrisons of Germany are garrisons of peace".

Giant picture of Adolf Hitler at the Potsdam station, 1936

On the occasion of the Reichstag elections of 1936 the Potsdamer station has been used as a propaganda area for Adolf Hitler. On the exterior facade of the station was mounted a huge picture of the Chancellor Adolf Hitler surrounded by swastika flags. The picture was captioned with the words 'freedom - peace'.

Announcement on an advertising column in Berlin, 1936

Announcement on an advertising column in Berlin. Jews are not allowed to vote anymore.

Announcement concerning the Reichstag election, 1936

A poster from the mayor concerning the right to vote in Reichstag elections repeats the regulation of the election laws in which Jews are excluded from the right to vote.

Adolf Hitler with people, 1936

Adolf Hitler holds the hand of a girl during a visit at the Baltic Sea at the time of the "election campaign" for the Reichstag elections on 03/29/1936.

Nazi Germany: Newspapers, magazines

Nazi Germany: Newspapers, magazines Das Foto zeigt den Stempel der NSDAP-Bildpressestelle, die zur Vorbereitung für die Reichstagswahl 1936 Bildmaterial an alle deutschen Zeitungen verschickte, das den hier abgebildeten Stempel auf der Rückseite trug. Der Text musste unverändert übernommen werden und eine Urhebernennung war unerwünscht. Der Zeitungsleser sollte auf keinen Fall den Eindruck gewinnen, dass die gesamte Wahlkampfpropaganda einheitlich von der zuständigen Stelle des Reichspropagandaministeriums gesteuert wurde. Für die verantwortlichen Redakteure war schon 1936 praktisch unmöglich, derartige Auflagen nicht zu befolgen. Wer dies versuchte, musste mit seiner sofortigen Entlassung rechnen.

Hjalmar Schacht at an election rally for the Reichstag election, 1936

Reichsbank President Dr. Hjalmar Schacht after the rally on the Hausvogteiplatz, right of the lectern, where the shop steward of the civil service of the Reichsbank. Schacht spoke to the officials and employees of the Reichsbank. On the building there are two banners with the slogans "The Reichsbank stands united behind their Leader!" and "The spirit of the new Germany is the spirit of peace!".

Poster for the 1936 Reichstag election

'Poster for the Reichstag elections in 1936 with the inscription 'The Fuehrer calls, we are coming'.'

Decorated bust of Hitler in the display window of a leather goods shop, 1936

Display window of a textile and leather shop in Kopenhagener Strasse in Berlin with a bust of Hitler, swastika flags, flowers and an oath of allegiance to Hitler on the occasion of the Reichstag election on March 29, 1936.

Joseph Goebbels and his wife vote, 1936

Propaganda Minister of Nazi Germany Joseph Goebbels (right) with his wife Magda Goebbels vote in a polling station in Berlin on the day of the general election in 1936. At the same time takes place the retrospective referendum on authorizing the Rhineland occupation

Nazi Germany: Everyday life, 1933-1945

Nazi Germany: Everyday life

A locomotive with swastika, 1936

A locomotive boiler at night with a swastika. The swastika was placed on the locomotive 171 126 on the occasion of of the Reichstag election on 03.29.1936.

Rally of the German Labor Front in the Deutschlandhalle, 1936

View of the election rally of the German Labor Front on March 29, 1936 in the Deutschlandhalle in Berlin. The hall is decorated with swastika flags and slogans.

Adolf Hitler at the Krupp factory in Essen, 1936

Two days before the Reichstag election, Adolf Hitler visited the Krupp factory in Essen in order to canvas for votes among the workers of the locomotive factory. On the tribune are Propaganda Minister Josef Goebbels (2nd from right), and DAF chief Robert Ley (2nd from left).

plebiscite after Hindenburgs death on 19.8.1934

plebiscite after Hindenburgs death on 19.8.1934, elections, Germany 1933-1945 National Socialism

Heinz Steguweit, Hugo Fischer-Koeppe and Joh. Strauss during the parliamentary elections in 1936 aboard the "St. Louis"

The general election takes place aboard the HAPAG liner "St. Louis", which travels to Madeira on behalf of the KdF. The social hall of the vessel serves as polling station, at its entrance there is a big rush and on a blackboard is explained where the cross should be drawb. You can see the artists (from left): Joh. Strauss, Heinz Steguweit, Mrs Strauss and Hugo Fischer-Koeppe.

Reichstag elections in 1938 aboard the "St. Louis"

The general election takes place aboard the HAPAG liner "St. Louis", which travels to Madeira on behalf of the KdF. Here, look at the polling station of the crew.

Seniorin wählt bei der Reichstagswahl 1936 in Berlin

Eine alte Frau wird von Wahlhelfern an die Wahlurne im Wahllokal der Minister in der Jägerstraßer, Berlin-Mitte, zur Stimmabgabe geführt.

Election day in the Rudolf Virchow hospital in Berlin, 1936

Karl Hollinksi, a patient of the Rudolf Virchow Hospital in Berlin-Wedding gives his vote in the general election 1936 from his sickbed with the help of the election commission.