“CHAMBER OF HORRORS”
- NAZIS AND FREEMASONRY EXHIBITION AT BERLIN (United Frees Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright). BERLIN, Jan. 4. The richly furnished Freemasons’ Hall at Nuremberg, closed a year ago with all lodges in Germany on the ground of anti-Nazi support for the Jews, has been re-onened as a chamber of horrors. Its rooms are filled with skeletons, deaths’ heads and huge knives which it is stated Freemasons used. Official guides escort visitors through the rooms explaining “the sinister anti-German principles whereon the [Masonic societies were based.” Admission is free, as the exhibition is regarded as educational.
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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 5 January 1935, Page 5
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