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[Below: The man waving in the middle is Hans von Tschammer und Osten (October 25, 1887 – March 25, 1943) Reichssportführer (Reich Sports Leader), SA leader, and member of the Reichstag. He was one of two men in charge of the beautiful 1936 Olympics. He introduced elements into the Olympics (like the torch relay) that are still used today. This is the first time I've seen Third Reich girls on rollerskates!]

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[Below: Reverse. Wow, what a mess! This was sent on Christmas Eve, 1936, and was returned due to no house number!]

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[Below: Wiener Messe, Rotundegelände (Vienna Trade Fair, Rotunda Grounds).]

[Below: Reverse. This has a special postmark for the 'Soviet Paradise' exhibit, January 26, 1941.]

[Below: 'Putzstunde im Arbeitsdienstlager' (Cleaning hour at the labor service camp).]

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[Below: This says 'Blick vom Hohentwiel in den Hegau' (View from the Hohentwiel into the Hegau region). The Hohentwiel is a mountain/extinct volcano.]

[Below: Reverse. If you look very closely you can see the Hitler Youth diamond in the cancel, July 14, 1938.]

[Below: I guess when you have a gun this big you don't need a title!]

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[Below: This is a neat postcard from the early days of Strength Through Joy (April 30, 1936), showing many members aboard a boat.]

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[Below: Another neat and rare one, this time showing young workers of DAF (German Labor Front).]

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