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Fahne vom Roten Frontkämpferbund Pirna. Ernst Thälmann war hier und auch die KPD, die den Frontkämpferbund eingegliedert hat. Der Ort war das Gasthaus Weißes Roß, Königsteiner Straße 3, Pirna. Die Kommunisten haben aber nicht so gezählt. Es gab viele Gruppen, gerade in der Schwächephase, die sich lieber nicht zählen lassen haben. Die Nazis haben sich zählen und registrieren lassen und wurden von der Sowjietarmee auch registriert und in Betrieben wurde das in die Kartei eingetragen. Das waren Viele. Die mussten auch, weil sie sonst wieder verdächtigt würden. Die Kommunisten hatten auch weniger Geld als die Nazis. Daher einfache Uniformen und so. Die Nazis hatten in Pirna immer das modernste Zeug gehabt. Pirna wurde dann aber später zum KPD oder RFB - Untergau ernannt.

Date

between 1919 and 1933

Source

Stadtarchiv Pirna; https://www.flickr.com/photos/131418754@N05/30918833006/ Nachweis für RFB Unterbezirk Pirna 1933-1945

Author

KPD

Permission
(Reusing this file)

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	08:56, 22 September 2019	2,012 × 1,831 (108 KB)	SamsonBVB	Fingernagel war es wieder
	08:19, 22 September 2019	2,012 × 1,831 (108 KB)	SamsonBVB	an mittelpunkt ausgerichtet; saum für fahnenstange gekürzt
	13:13, 24 July 2019	2,012 × 1,831 (107 KB)	SamsonBVB	Fingernagel hat gefehlt
	16:20, 23 July 2019	2,012 × 1,831 (106 KB)	SamsonBVB	Höhe eingepasst - wegen Wikipedia-Verlinkung intern
	13:43, 23 July 2019	2,012 × 1,925 (106 KB)	SamsonBVB	Fahnespitze ist zu lang
	13:33, 23 July 2019	2,012 × 1,925 (107 KB)	SamsonBVB	Buchstaben horizontal umgekehrt; mit zweiten, unsichtbaren Ring, damit es auf Inkscape funktioniert, gescheert
	12:17, 23 July 2019	2,012 × 1,925 (131 KB)	SamsonBVB	Ich habe noch einmal nachrecherchiert und die Fahnenspitze aus purem Gold angefügt; war aber Messing, doch durch das Programm wirkte es eben
	02:26, 23 July 2019	1,932 × 1,524 (70 KB)	SamsonBVB	Datenverlust
	02:26, 23 July 2019	2,297 × 1,942 (68 KB)	SamsonBVB	Objet in Pfade
	02:24, 23 July 2019	2,297 × 1,942 (18 KB)	SamsonBVB	{{Information \|description=Fahne vom Roten Frontkämpferbund Pirna. Ernst Thälmann war hier und auch die KPD, die den Frontkämpferbund eingegliedert hat. \|date=1919 - 1933 \|source=Stadtarchiv Pirna \|author=KPD \|permission={{Communist symbol\|flag}} \|other versions= }}