An unbroken chain of homeless men extends the whole length of the Great Hamburg Berlin highway - it was mostly carpenters, milkmen, bricklayers and unskilled people.
They walked in small groups barefooted.
1928-1932, more and more people became unemployed and the Nazi seats rose rapidly.
Soup kitchens were opened for the homeless, food prices were kept high to protect farmers from the Great Depression.
Only 'true' Germans were allowed in Germany - Jews were excluded.
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