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SA, police and crowds during the boycott of Jewish shops, Berlin 1933
SA men stand outside Jewish-owned shops chanting slogans while police officers patrol nearby without intervening and a sizeable crowd gathers on the pavement. The presence of law enforcement makes clear that the boycott of 1 April 1933 was no spontaneous outburst but an action ordered by the NSDAP leadership and tolerated by state authorities. Many onlookers watch in silence while others join the chants; swastika flags and lettering on the windows mark the targeted stores. Economically the one-day boycott had little effect, but it is regarded as the start of the systematic, state-directed exclusion of Jews from German public life.
- Period
- c. April 1, 1933–December 31, 1933
- Credit
- The March of Time (Outtakes)US National ArchivesPublic Domain (NARA) · Digitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH
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- Clip name
- HFE011830
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- 0' 41"
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- 0:1
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- 23.98 fps
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- yuv422p10le
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- 1920 × 1080
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- MOV
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