1936 Deutschlandfahrt
Si 0402 I
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Si 0402 V
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Si 0402 VIII
Following the German occupation of the Rhineland in 1936, Hitler called a plebiscite for March 29, 1936, seeking ratification of the occupation and approval of a single-party list composed exclusively of Nazi candidates for the new Reichstag.
The Hindenburg (LZ-129) and Graf Zeppelin (LZ-127) were called upon to fly in tandem around Germany, dropping propaganda leaflets promoting the Nazi Party’s desired result.
Eight different messages exist, with additional color variations of each message.
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1936 Deutschlandfahrt
Si 0402 I
Si 0402 II
Si 0402 III
Si 0402 IV
Si 0402 V
Si 0402 VI
Si 0402 VII
Si 0402 VIII
Following the German occupation of the Rhineland in 1936, Hitler called a plebiscite for March 29, 1936, seeking ratification of the occupation and approval of a single-party list composed exclusively of Nazi candidates for the new Reichstag.
The Hindenburg (LZ-129) and Graf Zeppelin (LZ-127) were called upon to fly in tandem around Germany, dropping propaganda leaflets promoting the Nazi Party’s desired result.
Eight different messages exist, with additional color variations of each message.
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Album Page(s)
