When Adolf Hitler ran for president of Germany in 1932, his minions used all the communication technologies of the time to spread his malignant gospel. They employed radio, movies, and especially gramophone records, like those comprising the swastika in the Nazi party's exhibit shown here at the 1932 Berlin Radio Show. Creating their own record label – known as Braune Platte (Brown Disc) – the Nazis produced an 8.5-minute-long recording of the madman's tirades called "Hitler's Appeal to the Nation," and distributed 50,000 copies nationwide.