German Chancellor Adolf Hitler announces Germany’s resignation from the League of Nations in a radio address to the German people. This was followed by a referendum with the majority approving. (October 1933)(783×1080) GalleryGerman Chancellor Adolf Hitler announces Germany’s resignation from the League of Nations in a radio address to the German people. This was followed by a referendum with the majority approving. (October 1933)(783×1080)
A Cossack policeman, to the amusement of Hungarian soldiers, slashes a captured Soviet partisan with a saber, occupied Ukraine SSR, September 1941 (800×607) GalleryA Cossack policeman, to the amusement of Hungarian soldiers, slashes a captured Soviet partisan with a saber, occupied Ukraine SSR, September 1941 (800×607)
Governments of the Soviet Union and Empire of Japan sign the Neutrality Pact on April 13, 1941, a 5 year agreement of nonaggression. Later terminated by the Soviet side in 1945 because of the Yalta agreements (780×520) GalleryGovernments of the Soviet Union and Empire of Japan sign the Neutrality Pact on April 13, 1941, a 5 year agreement of nonaggression. Later terminated by the Soviet side in 1945 because of the Yalta agreements (780×520)
Gustav Stresemann, the German Foreign Minister, addressing the General Assembly of the League of Nations in Geneva. His speech topics included international cooperation, the protection of minorities, and the “New Germany” (1926)(800×546) GalleryGustav Stresemann, the German Foreign Minister, addressing the General Assembly of the League of Nations in Geneva. His speech topics included international cooperation, the protection of minorities, and the “New Germany” (1926)(800×546)
Juden Raus! (Jews Out!) was a board game published in Germany in 1936, where the goal was to lead the Jews to “collection points”, and whoever rid six Jews first would win. GalleryJuden Raus! (Jews Out!) was a board game published in Germany in 1936, where the goal was to lead the Jews to “collection points”, and whoever rid six Jews first would win.
