The National Socialist rallies in Nuremberg, which took place annually from 1933 to 1938, were grandiose events designed to showcase the power and unity of the Nazi Party. These rallies were meticulously staged to captivate the attendees and to project a message of strength and order to the rest of the world. The remnants of the structures built for these rallies still stand in Nuremberg, serving as a stark reminder of the era and the propaganda machine that was a central part of the National Socialist regime's efforts to control the narrative and influence the populace.