No city in Germany held as much significance for the Nazi movement as the Bavarian metropolis of Munich. Here, the party mourned its first blood victims during the march on the Feldherrnhalle in 1923, from here the victorious march of the NSDAP began, and even after the takeover of power in 1933, the party headquarters remained here. In stunning color photographs, we see party rallies, parades, receptions, and ceremonial events. We explore significant sites such as the Brown House, Führerbau, and the Hall of Honor at Königsplatz, Feldherrnhalle, and the House of German Art. The informative text narrates the history of the Nazis in Munich and describes all the buildings significant to the movement as if guided by a city tour. Volume 3 of the trilogy.