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Actions Displays	Hitler's Inferno Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberM2002/003:002 TitleHitler's Inferno CreatorAudio Fidelity Records DescriptionNazi propagandists developed a keen appreciation for technology, including the gramophone. With it, recordings of Nazi speeches and entertaining martial music could be played at local meetings for group listening or in the streets through loudspeakers mounted on trucks. This LP record containing Hitler's speeches and Nazi marching songs. The sleeve depicts a photograph of Hitler and his senior party members and Hitler's picture and description on the back. The recording is accompanied by narration by Bill Forrest. Distinguishing marks are the record number 2445 and the words "Audio Rarities". Production placeUnited States SubjectHolocaust, propaganda, antisemitism, public speaking Object namegramophone records Dimensions sleeve width: 315.00 mm height: 315.00 mm Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Peter Lynch

Object numberM2002/003:002

TitleHitler's Inferno

DescriptionNazi propagandists developed a keen appreciation for technology, including the gramophone. With it, recordings of Nazi speeches and entertaining martial music could be played at local meetings for group listening or in the streets through loudspeakers mounted on trucks. This LP record containing Hitler's speeches and Nazi marching songs. The sleeve depicts a photograph of Hitler and his senior party members and Hitler's picture and description on the back. The recording is accompanied by narration by Bill Forrest. Distinguishing marks are the record number 2445 and the words "Audio Rarities".

Production placeUnited States

SubjectHolocaust, propaganda, antisemitism, public speaking

Object namegramophone records

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Peter Lynch

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