On this day, 88 years ago, September 5, 1937 (August 1, 1937 in the lunar calendar), the largest Nazi rally was held in Nuremberg. Countless Nazi soldiers gathered in Nuremberg to hear the Fuhrer speak. On September 5, 1937, the streets of Nuremberg were filled with stormtroopers. When Hitler arrived here to attend the opening ceremony of the National Socialist Congress, bells rang in all churches. The event was scheduled to be the largest event in German history where the Nazis showed off their power. The scale of the meeting was astonishing, with Hitler about to review a march of 600,000 people. Hundreds of trains are carrying troops and military auxiliary personnel to Nuremberg. These people are living in 13 "tent cities". An anti-Bolshevik exhibition linking communism and Judaism opens today. Local Nazi leader Julius? Streicher alarmingly accused that it was the Talmud that gave the Jews the right to kill non-Jews. Diplomatic missions, including the US chargé d'affaires, will arrive in the near future. Benito? Mussolini will attend the meeting. It is estimated that Hitler and Mussolini will exchange military honors, and Hitler may also welcome Mussolini as a supporter of fascism and the main anti-communist leader in Europe.