‘Deutsches Reich Reisepass’
When Adolf Hitler and the “Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei” took the reins of government in 1933, only two things truly mattered to the new German head of state: power and control. Movement of citizens while inside, leaving or entering the Reich’s lands was given top consideration so as to keep what the Nazis believed as “undesirable people” out of the country and others from fleeing oppression in the new regime. In addition, limits were set on the amount of currency
