Articles related to "German Workers Party"

Paul Garson's collection of everyday photographs begs the question: How could such ordinary people commit such extraordinary crimes?

Within the space of two years, Hitler transformed the German Workers' Party from a small and ineffective party to a large and powerful political party in Germany.

As the 20th century dawned, the Jews in Germany became more than mere outsiders. Aided by beliefs of famous countrymen, many Germans begin to hate Jews as a race.

On 30th April, 1945, with Russian soldiers swarming through Berlin, Adolf Hitler comitted suicide, just a day after marrying his long term mistress Eva Braun.

John Heartfield pioneered modern photomontage by developing a unique method of appropriating and reusing photographs.

In 1923 Adolph Hitler and the Nazi party, inspired by Mussolini's easy take over Italy, tried to overthrow the Weimar Republic in a Bavarian beer hall.

Goldberg lays out the case for fascist movements being a left-wing rather than right-wing phenomenon.