An unemployed worker meets a Nazi recruiter on a Berlin street. Wilfrid Bade’s 1933 narrative follows Schulz into the SA and the party’s campaign in the capital.
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Out of work and walking the streets of Berlin, Schulz accepts a cigarette from a stranger who wants more than a conversation. Wilfrid Bade uses this worker’s story to take the reader into the world of the SA and the Berlin Nazi Party. First published in 1933, the narrative presents recruitment, comradeship and political violence from the movement’s own viewpoint.
Antelope Hill Publishing paperback, translated and annotated by Theodor Runen. The original German title is Die SA erobert Berlin.
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