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[By courtesy of the German Railways Bureau .] HEADQUARTERS OF NAZIDOM.—Left: The Reichstag, the seat of Government in Germany to-day. On the eve of the first Nazi Government a fire was discovered In this building and Marinus van dor Lubbe. a Dutch Communist, was subsequently tried and executed for this outrage which, the Nazis said, was to be the signal for a Communist rising. At Munich (the town hall of which is shown on the right) the Nazi Party had its birth in a beerhall. Few present at that meeting of 16 enthusiasts could have foreseen the tremendous hold Nazi-ism was destined to have in Germany.

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Evening Star, Issue 21992, 30 March 1935, Page 7

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[By courtesy of the German Railways Bureau.] HEADQUARTERS OF NAZIDOM.—Left: The Reichstag, the seat of Government in Germany to-day. On the eve of the first Nazi Government a fire was discovered In this building and Marinus van dor Lubbe. a Dutch Communist, was subsequently tried and executed for this outrage which, the Nazis said, was to be the signal for a Communist rising. At Munich (the town hall of which is shown on the right) the Nazi Party had its birth in a beerhall. Few present at that meeting of 16 enthusiasts could have foreseen the tremendous hold Nazi-ism was destined to have in Germany. Evening Star, Issue 21992, 30 March 1935, Page 7

[By courtesy of the German Railways Bureau.] HEADQUARTERS OF NAZIDOM.—Left: The Reichstag, the seat of Government in Germany to-day. On the eve of the first Nazi Government a fire was discovered In this building and Marinus van dor Lubbe. a Dutch Communist, was subsequently tried and executed for this outrage which, the Nazis said, was to be the signal for a Communist rising. At Munich (the town hall of which is shown on the right) the Nazi Party had its birth in a beerhall. Few present at that meeting of 16 enthusiasts could have foreseen the tremendous hold Nazi-ism was destined to have in Germany. Evening Star, Issue 21992, 30 March 1935, Page 7