For centuries, Nuremberg was the secret capital of the Holy German Roman Empire, here the well-known Diets of Nuremberg were held, assemblies where the emperor of the Holy Empire met with the prince electors. For this crucial importance was chosen as a propaganda center during the Third Reich. Hitler considered Nuremberg the heir of the Germanic traditions, the capital of the congresses, wanting to keep alive the memory and the legacy of the powerful Germanic Empire of the Middle Ages in the Nazi structure.
Such was its significance that here resided one of the greatest representatives of anti-Semitism of the regime, Julius Streicher, the owner and promoter of the weekly Der Stürmer. The city acquired the title of German city par excellence, being presented as the most loyal locality to the regime of all.
Our meeting point is in front of the Frauenkirche Church in Hauptmarkt. You can place us with the RED and WHITE umbrellas.
In tpour it ends in the street of the Rights of Man, near the central train station and ten minutes walk from the starting point
Pogrom of 1349: Jewish quarter and its relationship with the city
Antisemitism from the Middle Ages to National Socialism
History of Hitler and its link with the city of Nuremberg
Main Synagogue of Nuremberg: its destruction and the Night of the Broken Crystals
Ruins of the Church of Santa Catalina: battle and liberation of Nuremberg. The reconstruction of the city
The Via Crucis of the Church of San Lorenzo and its relationship with the Nuremberg Concentration Camp
The opera house and its link with National Socialism
Nuremberg trials
Street of the Rights of Man: the rebirth of the ashes of the city of Nuremberg
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