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  3. Bauernführer Reichsminister Darré und Dr. Len im Gespräch (Reich Minister of Food and Agriculture Darré and Dr. Len in conversation.)
Bauernführer Reichsminister Darré und Dr. Len im Gespräch (Reich Minister of Food and Agriculture Darré and Dr. Len in conversation.)
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Bauernführer Reichsminister Darré und Dr. Len im Gespräch (Reich Minister of Food and Agriculture Darré and Dr. Len in conversation.)

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Montreal Holocaust Museum via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
Dates
1934 (indexed as 1934)
Level
item
Scope & content
White border. Double sided rectangular card, with photograph on the recto, and black text on the verso. Indoors, Two men standing beside each other, talking; on the right is Dr. Len, wearing a brown suit, with a red armband that has a black swastika on it, and is holding a white piece of paper in his hand. On the left is Richard Walther Darré, the Reich Minister of Food and Agriculture (1933-1942) in Nazi Germany. He is wearing a black suit with a red armband on his left arm. Narrative: The cigarette cards were packaged inside of Salem cigarette packs and were used as NSDAP propaganda in the 1930s. They were meant to be collected and inserted into an accompanying album.
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Extent
Trading card : paper : printed : ink : beige, black, multi-colored ; Ht: 6,4 cm x W: 4,6 cm
Genre / form
graphic material
Format
Photograph; Document
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Language
German
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