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Full title reads: "Hitler's First Speech as Chancellor - 30 January 1933".
Germany.
Mass meeting. Adolf Hitler makes speech. Nazi flags with swastikas on marched through the crowds. People give their fascist salutes. The crowd sing a song. CU SV Hitler.
Intertitle reads: "Goering, named Prussian Minister of Interior by Hitler, outlines his program - February 1933."
Hermann Goering sitting behind desk gives a speech outlining his plans.
Intertitle reads: "Election Day In Bavaria - 5 March 1933."
Posters in German about Adolf Hitler. Nazi torch light parade at night. Armed nazi stormtroopers on the streets.
Intertitle reads: "Gewerkschafts=haus".
Nazis stand outside building.
Intertitle reads: Election Day in Berlin - 5 March 1933"
Von Hindenburg leaves polling booth. Franz Von Papen votes. Various voting scenes.
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