1930's Germany Propaganda Poster Stamp The Black Front Pub: Dr. Otto Str...

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1930

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Rare 1930's Germany Propaganda Poster Stamp Neither Rome Nor Moscow Germany The Black Front Publisher: Dr. Otto Strasser Unused Extremely Tiny Hinge Remnant 95%% Original Gum. The "2S" On The Stamp Represents A Contribution Amount Of 2 Schillings. "Neither Rome Nor Moscow" → This phrase indicates opposition to both Fascism (Rome) and Communism (Moscow). The Black Front rejected both the authoritarian rule of Mussolini's Italy and the Soviet system under Stalin, advocating instead for a revolutionary nationalist-socialist Germany.
German Wording: Weder Rom Noch Moskau Deutschland Die Schwarze Front Herausgeber: Dr. Otto Strasser
Otto Strasser And The Black Front: Otto Strasser (1897–1974) Was A German Political Activist, Journalist, And Former Member Of The National Socialist German Workers' Party (NSDAP). Along With His Brother Gregor Strasser, He Was Part Of The Left-Wing Faction Of The Nazi Party, Advocating For A Socialist Version Of National Socialism That Opposed Capitalism. However, Otto's Ideology Clashed With Adolf Hitler, Who Prioritized Alliances With Industrialists And A More Authoritarian, Militarist State. In 1930, After An Ideological Split, Otto Strasser Was Expelled From The Nazi Party And Founded The "Kampfgemeinschaft Revolutionärer Nationalsozialisten" (Combat League Of Revolutionary National Socialists), Which Later Became Known As Die Schwarze Front (The Black Front). The Black Front Was A Nationalist-Socialist Revolutionary Movement That Positioned Itself Against Hitler And The Mainstream Nazi Party. Its Core Beliefs Included A True Socialist Economy Free From Capitalist Exploitation, A Nationalist State That Promoted German Sovereignty But Rejected Hitler’s Dictatorship, A "Völkisch" (Ethnic-Based) Cultural Renewal Advocating For The Working Class And Rural Communities, Opposition To Hitler's Corporatist Alliances With Big Business And Financial Elites, And Anti-Authoritarianism, Arguing That Hitler Betrayed The Revolutionary Potential Of National Socialism. The Black Front Used Propaganda Materials, Including Labels, Newspapers, And Leaflets, To Spread Its Message And Rally Opposition To Hitler. The Black Front Never Gained Mass Support And Was Ruthlessly Suppressed By The Nazis. In 1933, After Hitler's Rise To Power, Otto Strasser Fled Germany And Lived In Exile Across Austria, Switzerland, France, Canada, And Later West Germany. His Brother, Gregor Strasser, Was Murdered During The "Night Of The Long Knives" (June 30, 1934), When Hitler Purged Political Rivals. During His Exile, Otto Strasser Continued To Write And Advocate Against Hitler, Trying To Build An Underground Resistance Movement. After World War II, He Attempted To Re-Enter German Politics But Remained On The Fringes Of The Political Scene. Chat GPT

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