Danzig city government
Caption: Nazi president takes to flight. Dr. Rauschnigg [sic], Nazi President at Danzig until November, 1934, fled the territory after the recent elections.
Auckland Star 1 May 1935: 5. Papers Past. Web. |
Danzig Mayor Heinrich Sahm speaks with General Mackensen during a meeting on the reunion of Danzig with Germany.
Original Source Link. (Gallica) |
Caption: Herr Albert Foerster, Nazi Fuehrer in Danzig.
Auckland Star 11 Aug. 1939: 7. Papers Past. Web. |
Caption: Campaign for the return of Danzig to the Reich. Herr Albert Forster (centre), leader of the Danzig Nazis, and his lieutenants at the great parade of local Nazis in the Free City on July 2. Behind is a banner which reads: “Danzig is a German town and cleaves to Germany.”
New Zealand Herald [Auckland] 19 July 1939: 13. Papers Past. Web. |
League of Nations officials
High Commissioners
Caption: Mr. Sean Lester, High Commissioner of the League of Nations at the “Free City” of Danzig, whose car was bombarded with mud as he drove through the city on Friday.
Evening Post [Wellington, NZ] 1 Apr. 1935: 5. Papers Past. Web. |
Port and Waterways Board
Polish government officials
Caption: The man least to be envied in Europe to-day is M. Chodacki, Polish Commissioner in Danzig, seen here with his wife. To him is entrusted the task of safeguarding his country's interests in the overwhelming Nazi “Free” City.
Auckland Star 22 Aug. 1939: 9. Papers Past. Web. |
Other
A Conference on the Danzig Question by Representatives of the Allies and Germans in a Parlor Car Near Spa.
Internet Archive Book Images Image from page 527 of "The people's war book; history, cyclopaedia and chronology of the great world war" (1919) Authors: Miller, J. Martin (James Martin), b. 1859 Canfield, Harry S. [from old catalog], joint author Plewman, William Rothwell, 1880- [from old catalog] Original Source Link: Flickr Commons. |
Mennonite World Conference Assembly 2, Danzig, Poland 1930.
Citation: Mennonite World Conference Records, 1923-2012. X-009. Mennonite Church USA Archives - Goshen. Goshen, Indiana. Box 20, Folder 2. Original Source Link: Flickr Commons. |