10-16 September 1935. The VII Nazi Party Rally was named as the ‘Reichsparteitag der Freiheit’ (the Party Congress of Freedom). On the one historical hand, such title did emphasize a complete dispense from the Versailles Treaty, as Germany now had already implied universal military service, had signed a treaty with Britain and initiated the mass rearmament campaign.
On the other hand, the infamous ‘Nuremberg laws’ were presented to the public within this Party Rally in Nuremberg, which imposed limitations on the rights of the German Jews.
