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NAZI ANSCHLUSS PHOTO DOCUMENTARY
THE BIG NAZI PHOTO DOCUMENTARY ON THE REUNIFICATION OF GERMANY AND AUSTRIA IN THE SPRING OF 1938
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This is an excellent example of the 7-1/2 x 10-1/8 inch, 152 page very heavily illustrated hard cover Nazi book So wurde Grossdeutschland (How Greater Germany Developed...) by Martin Boschow as published by Büchergilde Gutenberg in Berlin in 1938.
Billed as “... a Photographic Document of those Historically Decisive Days in the Spring of 1938” and “a Memorial Book for Children and Grandchildren ” So wurde Grossdeutschland tells the story of the Anschluss or reunification of “German-Austria with Germany” (to form Grossdeutschland or Greater Germany) in big, clear one-to-a-page photographs with brief captions.
The photos show every aspect of the process from the horrible living conditions in Austria under the Schuschnigg government, to the peaceful triumphant entry into the country by SS and Wehrmacht troops, and the April plebiscite in which 97% of Austrians voted for reunification.
There were swastika flags in abundance as Hitler drove through the countryside to Wien (Vienna). He stopped at Leonding for a visit to the grave of his parents (photo left) and stopped at Linz, Melk and St. Pölten. At the same moment Austrian troops across the country were adding the eagle and swastika to their uniforms and swearing allegiance to Hitler and Germany.
Crowds climbed atop every obstruction for a glimpse of Nazi Führer and German Chancellor Adolf Hitler, a native son of Austria. In the background of the photos of Hitler the reader can pick out the faces of Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler, Reinhard Heydrich, Hermann Göring and others who made sure that Hitler’s visit came off without a hitch.
Other photos show the follow-up as Hitler and Dr. Ing. Fritz Todt opened construction of the Reichsautobahn across Austria, and Rudolf Hess, Josef Bürckel and other high ranking Nazis began the process of integration. The Hilfszug Bayern fed many people, Archbishop Cardinal Innitzer issued a welcome proclamation and a costumed citizenry welcomed their liberators!
This example of So wurde Grossdeutschland is in very good condition.