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DescriptionRiksdagsbrannen.jpg	Firemen work on the burning Reichstag Building in February, 1933, after fire broke out simultaneously at 20 places. This enabled Hitler to seize power under the pretext of "protecting" the country from the menace to its security.
Date	Trolig 28. februar 1933
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