Naziism Collection

A woman sitting on the railing of a balcony during a dance party Germany Pegli. Date of Photograph:1940 ca

An old father is present at a commemorative ceremony in Dsseldorf. The man is among S.S. soldiers. Germany Dsseldorf. Date of Photograph:1935 - 1938

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: a swimming race and an athlete clearing the high jump Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: throw of the javelin and shot put Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: Award ceremony of the women's 100-meter dash and the winner of the men's 800 meter race Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: five men carry a banner with the insignia of the games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

Official closing ceremony of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: rowing race Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: jockey and horse jump an obstacle Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

The gymnast Erna Burger, winner of the gold medal on the parallel bars. 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

German players photographed during a handball game in which they won the gold medal at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: final boxing round between Runge (Germany) and Lowel (Argentina) Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: semifinal of foils Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: the young swimmer Martha Geneger establishes a new record in 200 meters Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

Four members of the German women's relay team, during the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

Final match of hockey during the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

Three different moments from the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

Swimmers on the blocks just before hitting the water in the free-style race. 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

Runners during the 1000 meter race at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

The athlete Giesela Mauermeyer throws the discus; throw with which she won the gold medal at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

1936 Berlin Olympic Games: 3000 hurdle race Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

Awarding of young female gymnasts, 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

View of castle ruins near road with parked car near a cafe Europe. Date of Photograph:1930 ca

A soldier guarding the Memorial for soldiers killed in battle, Monaco, 1938 (b / w photo)
6040254 A soldier guarding the Memorial for soldiers killed in battle, Monaco, 1938 (b/w photo) by Bruni, Armando (fl.1930); Bruni Archive / Alinari Archives Management, Florence

Scoreboard of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games Germany Berlin, Olympiastadion. Date of Photograph:1936

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"Unveiling the Dark Past: Naziism's Ominous Visit to Florence in 1938" As Adolf Hitler embarked on his tour of Italy in 1938, the city of Florence became a stage for an unsettling display of power and propaganda. The military parade that unfolded in Parco delle Cascine left an indelible mark on history, with burning banners bearing the names 'Fuhrer' and 'Duce' ominously flickering against the night sky. Florence, known for its timeless beauty and rich cultural heritage, was transformed into a chilling spectacle as allestimenti (decorations) adorned every corner. Along Via dei Martelli, banners proudly displayed the Florentine lily alongside symbols synonymous with hate and oppression. The Royal house next to Santa Maria Novella station stood decked out in flags and banners emblazoned with swastikas - a stark reminder of the ideology that had taken hold across Europe. Against this backdrop, statues guarded solemnly from their pedestals while hedges framed this eerie scene. Lions stood stoically at attention before grand staircases leading up to royal residences. These majestic creatures seemed oblivious to the darkness lurking within their surroundings; perhaps they symbolized resilience amidst adversity or were unwitting witnesses to history unfolding before them. Italian flags intertwined with swastika-adorned banners fluttered atop buildings near Santa Maria Novella station. As if frozen in time, these structures silently bore witness to a moment when fascism cast its shadow upon Florence's storied streets. Historical flags mingled uncomfortably outside buildings where flower sellers carried on their trade unaware of the sinister significance surrounding them. Incongruous juxtapositions emerged as symbols representing both national pride and tyranny clashed against each other. These haunting images serve as reminders of humanity's capacity for darkness – moments we must confront head-on so that they may never be repeated again.