The guided tour recounts German history of the period from a local perspective, supported by multiple biographies and contemporary witness reports that give visitors personal insights into the subject. The one-hour tour provides visitors with detailed information on the former Nazi Party Rallies and the history of the site from 1918 up to the present day. The main parts deal with the propaganda in the thirties and forced labourers and prisoners of war from 1939 to 45.

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Nuremberg – Site of the Nazi Party Rallies

During the Militracks weekend, there are German motorcycles, passenger cars, trucks, half-tracks and armoured vehicles on display that were predominantly in service of the Wehrmacht. German vehicle technology at that time was in many cases qualitatively better than that of the Allies. At Militracks, it is demonstrated – and in some cases literally – how that technology worked. The vehicles are also not just set up in static displays, but driven around on the special, kilometre-and-a-half trail on the museum grounds. It is also possible to ride along. You can buy tickets on the ground itself. The ticketsale for Militracks 2024 has not started yet, when the ticketsale starts the tickets&nbsp;can&nbsp;be ordered online <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://shop.eventix.io/c05c1449-2a39-4a46-8b4f-d919dd87ce8d/tickets">here</a>.

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