WW2 German Nordmark Treffen 1936 Tinnie

Description

The "WW2 German Nordmark Treffen 1936 Tinnie" is a historically significant collectible, representing the regional gatherings (Treffen) of Nazi Germany in the Nordmark area prior to the outbreak of World War II. Issued in 1936, this tinnie is a small, often metal, pin or badge that was distributed to participants or attendees of the event. The design typically features symbols and iconography associated with the Nazi regime, serving as a propaganda tool and a memento for those involved. Items like this tinnie offer insight into the political and social atmosphere of the era. Collectors highly value such pieces for their historical relevance, craftsmanship, and their role in understanding the broader scope of Nazi ceremonial culture. The 1936 Nordmark Treffen tinnie is a poignant artifact from a tumultuous period, reflecting the convergence of regional pride and nationalistic fervor that characterized much of pre-war Germany.