Adolf Hitler - Widmung und Unterschriften für Julius Streicher anlässlich des Richtfestes "Braunes Haus München" - photo 1

Adolf Hitler - Widmung und Unterschriften für Julius Streicher anlässlich des Richtfestes "Braunes Haus München"

Lot 5077
28.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 5077 | Adolf Hitler - Widmung und Unterschriften für Julius Streicher anlässlich des Richtfestes "Braunes Haus München"
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€ 3 500
Widmung und Unterschriften für Julius Streicher, der im Gefängnis in Stadelheim eine Haftstrafe verbüßte. Vierseitiger Bogen, etwa DIN A4, die Widmung und alle Unterschriften in Bleistift. Ohne Ort und Datum (Richtfest in München, 17. September 1930): "An unseren Julius Streicher - Stadelheim. Wie bei unserer Siegesfeier am Wahltag gedenken wir alle heute am Tage des Richtfestes des Parteihauses des unentwegten Kämpen. Wir grüßen ihn und wissen, daß er nach der Gefängnisszeit mit doppelter Kraft an der Erbauung des neuen deutschen Hauses mitarbeiten wird! Auf das deutsche Richtfest! Heil!". Es folgt eine Unzahl an Unterschriften, darunter von Adolf Hitler, Hermann Esser, Max Amann, Jakob Sprenger, Walter Buch, Julius Schaub, Adolf Wagner, Albert Forster, Kaspar Rötzer, Ludwig Behmer, Ludwig Schmid, Heinrich Mathies, E. Gollwitzer, zahlreichen SA- und SS-Männern, den Architekten Hans Zöberlein und Otto Schiedermeier, den Handwerksmeistern und Polieren und schließlich den SS-Wachleuten.
Im Mai 1930 erwarb die NSDAP das ehemalige Palais Barlow an der Brienner Straße unweit des Königsplatzes in München. Am 25. Oktober 1930 wurde Julius Streicher aus der Gefängnishaft entlassen.
Wichtiges Dokument zur Geschichte der NSDAP vor der Machtergreifung.
Provenienz: Sammlung Keith Wilson, Kansas City, Hermann Historica, Mai 2007, Auktion 52, Los 7302.
Dedication and autographs for Julius Streicher, who was serving a prison sentence in Stadelheim Jail. Four-page sheet of paper, approx. DIN A4, the dedication and all autographs in pencil. No place or date (topping-out ceremony in Munich, 17 September 1930): Translation: "To our Julius Streicher - Stadelheim. Today is the topping-out ceremony of the party house and, just like during our victory celebrations on election day, our untiring campaigner is in our thoughts. We send our greetings and are confident that he will double his efforts to help construct the new German edifice after his imprisonment. To the German topping-out ceremony! Heil!". Scores of signatures follow, including those of Adolf Hitler, Hermann Esser, Max Amann, Jakob Sprenger, Walter Buch, Julius Schaub, Adolf Wagner, Albert Forster, Kaspar Rötzer, Ludwig Behmer, Ludwig Schmid, Heinrich Mathies, E. Gollwitzer, numerous members of the SA and SS, the architects Hans Zöberlein and Otto Schiedermeier, the craftsmen and site foremen, and finally the SS guards.
In May 1930, the NSDAP acquired the former Palais Barlow in Brienner Straße, not far from Königsplatz in Munich. Julius Streicher was released from prison on 25 October 1930.
Important document on the history of the NSDAP before its rise to power.
Provenance: Collection of Keith Wilson, Kansas City, Hermann Historica, May 2007, auction 52, lot 7302.
Auction house category:Third Reich contemporary history
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