PowerPoint Show by Andrew

During World War 2, an American soldier fighting in Germany, came across a box filled with Nazi propaganda photographs.

He mailed it home and his wife tucked it away in the attic.

70 years later, his grandson was cleaning the attic and discovered them.

Here are some of those photos.

Paper envelope that held the photographs.

Adolf Hitler (back row, second from right) while in the Berlitz hospital after the first world war. 1917

Exercise of the SA outside of Munich, 1923.

Troop ordination on the Marsfeld in Munich, 1923.

Free Corps marches in front of Adolf Hitler after the ordination of the War Dead Memorial.

Hitler in the Landsberg prison after a failed revolt. 1924

They fought for Germany's resurrection. The Führer greets wounded SA men. 1925

Fanfare of the Hitler Youth. 1927

National Socialist youth day on October 2, 1932, in Potsdam.

20,000 SA men march to Coburg to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the liberation of Coburg from the 'Red Terror.'

In the middle of the election campaign, the Führer discusses the travel route with his airplane captain.

The Führer speaks.

Election poster of the NSDAP.

The Führer in an airplane on his birthday, 1932.

Election poster of the NSDAP.

The Führer commences the Germany campaign flight.

Hitler and Papen on their way to the Garrison's church in Potsdam, on March 21, 1933.

German Gymnastics Festival, Stuttgart, 1933. (At right: Joseph Goebbels)

Workers greet the Fuhrer. 1933

The Fuhrer greets a work veteran.

The Führer visits the hero veterans' cemetery in Hohenstein, Eastern Prussia.

Hitler gives his autograph to a young boy.

The Fuhrer feeds a baby deer.

Hitler with some local hunters.

The Chancellor.

The Führer and his deputy Rudolf Hess during the Party Convention in Nuremberg, 1933.