When Germans took Strength through Joy vacations during the Third Reich, did they have to pay for them?
Sunday, November 11th, 2007
tangerine asked:
I know that the Third Reich had a program called Strength through Joy, which provided holidays (both domestic and international), concerts, plays, and other events to entertain the German people. However, I was wondering if the vacations were free to the people who took them or if they just got discounts that enabled them to go. Does anyone here know?
I know that the Third Reich had a program called Strength through Joy, which provided holidays (both domestic and international), concerts, plays, and other events to entertain the German people. However, I was wondering if the vacations were free to the people who took them or if they just got discounts that enabled them to go. Does anyone here know?