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STERNECKER NSDAP MUSEUM GUIDEBOOK |
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A NICE EXAMPLE OF
DAS STERNECKER-MUSEUM DER N.S.D.A.P. (THE STERNECKER BEER HALL MUSEUM OF THE NAZI PARTY) A GUIDEBOOK TO THE FIRST NAZI MEETING PLACE AND OFFICE |
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| The first meeting place and office of the Nazi Party in south-central München (Munich) was in the Sterneckerbräu, a beer hall at Tal 54. As the Party became a force to be reckoned with and moved on to bigger quarters, a permanent museum was set up in the Sterneckerbräu. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The 4-3/4 x 7 inch, 16 page heavily illustrated soft cover booklet we offer here is a guidebook to the NSDAP museum in the Sternecker Beer Hall. It is such an obscure piece of Nazi ephemera, we have met only a single collector (in Germany) who has ever seen an example of it. We were unable even to find a copy in the collections displayed at the Stadtmuseum in München! | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The booklet was written by Pg. (Parteigenosse or Nazi Party member) Rudolf Schüßler and has an example of the first address stamp of the Nazi Party stamped on the cover. The location of the Sterneckerbräu is shown in photos in the booklet, as are things like the Nazi Party’s first telephone, first ink well, pen, change box, desk, safe, typewriter, etc. Even the anti-Semitic Fips drawings that decorated the office walls are shown in the booklet. The building the Sterneckerbräu and the Nazi Museum once occupied is still there (now a bedding shop, shown right in late March 2007 - see photo right) but there is no evidence today of its most historic incarnation. A very, very rare piece of Third Reich history in good condition. |
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