National Socialist German Workers' Party

The National Socialist German Workers' Party appears in the book's historical notes through a paired account of its limited electoral showing in Berlin in May 1928 and its development of a party newspaper. Together, these details locate the organization in both city politics and the press, without elaborating on its broader structure or program.

Electoral Presence

The notes report that the Party received 1.5 percent of the vote in Berlin's May 1928 city elections. The figure gives a concrete measure of its electoral presence in the city at that moment; the evidence does not provide further results or describe the campaign.

Party Press

The notes also state that Otto and Gregor Strasser, identified as leading members of the Party, founded the Berliner Arbeiterzeitung. It is described as the first National Socialist newspaper. The account thus pairs the election result with an effort to establish a newspaper, but offers no further detail about the publication's circulation, contents, or subsequent history.