Triumph of the Will (1934) | Hitler, Labor Corps & SA at Nuremberg Rally | Rare Nazi Footage

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It does not promote or glorify Nazism, fascism, or any form of hate or discrimination.
Our mission is to preserve historical footage to help future generations understand how propaganda manipulated societies and fueled catastrophic violence.
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This video presents original archival excerpts from “Triumph of the Will” (1934), directed by Leni Riefenstahl, documenting the Nazi Party Rally at Nuremberg — one of the most powerful propaganda events in history.

The footage includes:

Adolf Hitler addressing the Reich Labor Service (RAD), greeting the assembled workers with “Heil, Reichs Arbeitsmaenner!”

Laborers responding from various German regions: “Aus Friesenland, Aus Schlesien...”

Mass displays of SA troops at nighttime torchlight rallies.

Hitler Youth Day, featuring Baldur von Schirach’s address followed by Hitler’s speech to tens of thousands of young followers.

Scenes of Hitler driving past cheering crowds, saluting the Hitler Youth formations.

Filmed between 1933 and 1935, this rally footage demonstrates how the Nazi regime used cinematic imagery, mass choreography, and emotion-driven messaging to consolidate power and foster blind obedience.

Originally compiled in “The Nazi Plan” (1945), this material serves as enduring evidence of the danger of totalitarian propaganda and the importance of historical memory

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