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HITLER'S NAZI NUREMBERG, HISTORY & TOUR OF LOCATIONS

Welcome to Nuremberg, Germany—a city that played a central role in the Nazi Party’s rise and reign from 1933 to 1945. Located in Bavaria, Nuremberg’s historical significance stretches back to the Middle Ages, when it was a key center of the Holy Roman Empire and hosted imperial diets, or assemblies. This deep-rooted past made it an appealing choice for Adolf Hitler and the Nazi leadership when they selected it as the site for their annual party rallies starting in 1933. This city was a place that Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party claimed as their own, a city they molded into the beating heart of their ideology, their propaganda, and their dreams of eternal dominion. The Nazis chose Nuremberg deliberately. Its medieval heritage and central location in Germany provided a symbolic connection to the nation’s past, which Hitler exploited to legitimize his vision of a "Thousand-Year Reich." Between 1933 and 1938, the city hosted six major Nazi Party rallies, each drawing hundreds of thousands of attendees—party members, military units, and civilians alike. These events, held on a sprawling 11-square-kilometer site known as the Nazi Party Rally Grounds, were meticulously planned to showcase Nazi power and unity. Beyond the rallies, Nuremberg became a construction zone for ambitious projects under Hitler’s architect, Albert Speer. In this video, we will take you to the places that the regime invested heavily in transforming the city with structures. We will visit the history of the Ehrenhalle, Zeppelinfeld, the Congress Hall and it’s museum, and the Große Straße. Each location was designed to reflect Nazi ideals of grandeur and permanence. After World War II, Nuremberg’s role shifted again, hosting the International Military Tribunal from 1945 to 1946, where key Nazi leaders faced trial for war crimes. Today, these sites remain as historical landmarks, offering a window into the Nazi era. Before we begin, a quick disclaimer: This is a recounting of history. We are not here to glorify Adolf Hitler or the Nazi regime, but to understand these places tied to their story. For obvious reasons, it’s important to not forget the history that happened here. Today, these landmarks are maintained by the city and the Bavarian state, drawing over 300,000 visitors annually to the Rally Grounds. They stand as factual records of an era, preserved for study and reflection. The Germans don’t hide from their history, they put it in full view to forever be used as a lesson for mankind. Check out our website at: www.FamilyTreeNuts.com Contact us at: [email protected] Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @familytreenutshistorygenealogy