Streets of Berlin

Throughout the "turbulent Twenties" and even into the "Thirties" the brown-shirted SA (or Sturmabteilung) were the most visible "street presence" of the Nazis. Loud, boisterous and sometimes out-of-control they could be seen all over Germany’s cities, towns and even villages campaigning or even threatening on behalf of their Fuhrer Adolf Hitler.

These new figures show the SA as most ordinary Germans saw them.