Hitler in Neumarkt 1933

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Published on Jun 22, 2021
Heute prÃ¤sentieren wir einen unserer herausragenden Funde der letzten Monate. Dieser 16-mm-Film entstand am 29. Oktober 1933 im oberpfÃ¤lzischen Neumarkt anlÃ¤sslich einer Gedenkveranstaltung fÃ¼r Hitlers zehn Jahre zuvor verstorbenen Mentor Dietrich Eckart. Eckart hatte nicht nur zu dem UnterstÃ¼tzerkreis gehÃ¶rt, der Hitler zu Beginn der 20er Jahre Kontakte in die MÃ¼nchner Oberschicht ermÃ¶glichte, sondern soll mit seiner paranoid-antisemitischen Weltanschauung auch einen unwesentlichen Einfluss auf den spÃ¤teren Diktator ausgeÃ¼bt haben.
Unser Filmfund dokumentiert die Gedenkveranstaltung in Neumarkt und enthÃ¤lt u.a. Nahaufnahmen Hitlers und eines seiner engen Vertrauten, des Gauleiters von MÃ¼nchen-Oberbayern, Adolf Wagner. Trotz schlechten Wetters sind die Bilder gut gelungen und zudem ausgezeichnet erhalten.

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