Hitler Youth Rally at Post Stadium or Poststadion (Lehrter Str. 59, 10557 Berlin, Germany) in Berlin during Sixth Party Congress or 6th Party Congress. A Hitler Youth drum and bugle corps plays as Nazi Party national youth leader Baldur Benedikt von Schirach, and Adolf Hitler enter the stadium. Baldur von Schirach says a few words, followed by Hitler (who makes a point of addressing girls, as well as boys, in his remarks). The youth respond enthusiastically to Hitler's remarks and salute and cheer as he departs in an open car.
German Chancellor Adolf Hitler speaks at a night rally of the Nazi party in Germany near end of 7th Party Congress in Nuremberg. Insignia of the National Socialist German Workers Party. The members of the party hold the Nazi flags. Hitler at a podium as he addresses the rally. He refers to a hundred thousand persons gathered together. People listen to him and cheer. All is dark except for certain strategically placed lights and illuminated decorations including a giant Reichsadler (imperial Eagle) decoration.
The Nazi Party Rally site, Zeppelin Field, in Nuremberg is decorated with long swastika drapes and other Nazi symbols. SA Sturmabteilung (Stormtrooper) leader, Viktor Lutze gives a warm up speech, as Adolf Hitler and Rudolf Hess, listen. The rally field is filled with SS, SA, and NSKK members in military formation. Hitler takes the stand and delivers a fiery speech to the acclaim of all attending.
The final day of the 1936 Nazi Rally at Zeppelin Field in Nuremberg. German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, along with Hermann Goering and Rudolf Hess, stand under flags at reviewing spot. Wehrmacht Cavalry unit is introduced by a drummer riding a prancing horse. Hermann Goering, Adolf Hitler, and General Paul von Kleist, stand together. The cavalry ride across the field at a good pace. Motorized unit then performs. Soldiers in Kfz.13 armored cars perform controlled careening maneuvers on the field, followed by precise formations of armored cars in motion.Young officers have a front row seat on the ground. Horse cavalry appear again, pulling field artillery pieces. Hitler enjoys the show standing next to Cavalry Commander, General Paul von Kleist, who smiles.
German Chancellor Adolf Hitler reviews a large military parade in Germany. The flags of the Nazi party. People crowd on either side of the streets. Hitler arrives in a motorcade. They look from the balconies of their houses. A military band plays music. Nazi brownshirt Storm Troopers (Sturmabteilung or "SA") parade. Hitler in a motorcade reviews the parade. Stormtroopers hold flags and march. People look from the balconies. Joseph Goebbels; Hermann Göring (Goering). At one point Heinrich Himmler is seen leading a procession of soldiers. Himmler is then seen approaching and saluting Hitler, and then standing below and beside him to continue watching the parade. Parade includes contingent of the National Labor Service (Reichs Arbeit Dienst). Several German military are seen, most of whom render traditional hand salute to forehead, rather than the Nazi salute. All marchers use goosestep.
Activities at a huge nighttime rally in Germany. Swastikas of the Nazi party are everywhere. Adolf Hitler and Rudolf Hess walk down a long aisle with cheering Nazis on both sides. German Chancellor Adolf Hitler along with his party members as he arrives. At the stage, Hess goes to the microphone and says simply: the Fuhrer speaks, and sits down. Hitler comes to the microphone and stands silent. Then he announces the end of something to which the audience responds with cheers. He then harangues the audience and speaks emphatically, forcefully, and with in an animated fashion. Seen during his speech are: Joseph Goebbels; Ernst Rohm; and Hermann Goering. People cheer. Hess comes to the microphone again and declares something to the effect that Hitler is Germany and Germany is Hitler.
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