Danzig und Umgegend
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A glimpse of the city of Danzig. On the Baltic. Claimed by the Poles as their natural outlet to the sea.
Image from page 458 of "Review of reviews and world's work" (1890)
Internet Archive Book Images
Original Source Link: Flickr Commons.
Image from page 458 of "Review of reviews and world's work" (1890)
Internet Archive Book Images
Original Source Link: Flickr Commons.
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Street in Danzig.
Image from page 535 of "Review of reviews and world's work" (1890) Internet Archive Book Images Original Source Link: Flickr Commons. |
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Caption: The Free City of Danzig: Poland will forcibly oppose its absorption into the Reich. A view of Danzig, showing the River Vistula flowing through. A city of the German province of West Prussia from 1814 until the end of the Great War, Danzig received the status of a free city by the Treaty of Versailles and was placed under the protection of the League of Nations. Its population is 96 per cent German.
New Zealand Herald [Auckland] 22 July 1939: 13. Papers Past. Web. |
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Caption: Nazi hopes of winning back Danzig. The free city of Danzig, under League of Nations control, will be the scene of a general election to-morrow. The Nazis hope for a two-thirds majority to enable an appeal to the League to change the constitution.
Auckland Star 6 Apr. 1935: 9. Papers Past. Web. |
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15 August 1929. The "Graf Zeppelin" over Danzig.
From Danziger Heimatkalender. Danzig: Danziger Verlags-Gesellschaft, 1930. 6.
Language: German
Original Source Link. (Elbląska Biblioteka Cyfrowa, via Europeana)
From Danziger Heimatkalender. Danzig: Danziger Verlags-Gesellschaft, 1930. 6.
Language: German
Original Source Link. (Elbląska Biblioteka Cyfrowa, via Europeana)