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Paper hats and a teapot at the children's party, Weimar 1937

Seen from behind, children in folded paper hats fill both sides of the long table while parents stand watching at the far end; a young woman in a light dress walks along the row pouring from a large teapot, and in close view two small fair-haired boys in white shirts look out, one with his cup at his lips. Weimar, the town of Goethe and Schiller, was the seat of Fritz Sauckel, Gauleiter of Thuringia, and in July 1937 the SS opened the Buchenwald camp on the Ettersberg above it.

Period: c. June 26, 1937–October 8, 1937
Credit: Julien BryanLibrary of CongressDigitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH

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Weimar: a children's party under the swastika, 1937 · Julien Bryan: Germany 1937

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