""This is the Reichserntedankfest of 1934 in Buckeberg. That year, 700,000 people participated. Even those who did not support Nazis were totally blown away and emotionally shaken. They had never experienced anything even remotely like this, there was no rock concerts back then.
It created spiritual feeling of sublime and unity among people who were participating. When they were marching back to their tents in the night, they could still see the huge spotlights piercing the sky in the Buckeberg. They were totally pumped up and felt that things are really going to change better."
thenextreddituser on August 6th, 2020 at 11:44 UTC »
Can you imagine having to plan the logistics to this....like, even just the portapotties.
PatGrat on August 6th, 2020 at 12:56 UTC »
Those star wars scenes make a lot more sense now. Wow.
Sumit316 on August 6th, 2020 at 14:11 UTC »
""This is the Reichserntedankfest of 1934 in Buckeberg. That year, 700,000 people participated. Even those who did not support Nazis were totally blown away and emotionally shaken. They had never experienced anything even remotely like this, there was no rock concerts back then.
It created spiritual feeling of sublime and unity among people who were participating. When they were marching back to their tents in the night, they could still see the huge spotlights piercing the sky in the Buckeberg. They were totally pumped up and felt that things are really going to change better."
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