Nazi-Era - Nazis Night Of The Long Knives
In the night of June 30 to July 1, 1934, Adolf Hitler had his SA chief of staff and longtime party friend Ernst Röhm and other high-ranking SA leaders arrested and murdered in a prepared action. National Socialist propaganda justified the murders with the conspiracy theory that a putsch by the SA under Röhm was imminent. Around 200 other political opponents, critics and competitors became victims of the "wave of purges" in connection with the "Röhm putsch". The background to the assassination action were Nazi internal ideological differences and power-political tensions between the SA and parts of the NSDAP.
01.01.1935 - SA Uniformierte, Standarte, Brustschild, Ernst Röhm rechts
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13.08.1933 - (l-r) Kurt Daluege, Fritz Karl Engel, Heinrich Himmler and Ernst Röhm are pictured during a SS parade at Deutsches Stadion in Berlin, Germany, in August 1933. The Nazi Propaganda!...
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01.01.1935 - Berchtesgaden in Oberbayern, Hohensalzberg, Führer Adolf Hitler, Ernst Röhm
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30.11.1999 - Ernst Röhm (m), chief of staff of the SA (Sturmabteilung), in a contemporary photograph.
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30.11.1933 - Im Fenster eines pommerschen Zeitungsverlages hängen Extrablätter mit der Meldung "Putschversuch Röhms aufgedeckt". Ernst Röhm, der Anteil am Aufbau der NSDAP sowie der SA hatte, w...
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