A spokesman for public prosecutors in the southern city , where dictator Adolf Hitler held some of his most infamous Nazi party rallies in the 1930s , said there were no plans to prosecute the officers as the gestures had not been made in public .
<response> A spokesman for public prosecutors in the southern city , where dictator <person>Adolf Hitler</person> held some of his most infamous <misc>Nazi</misc> party rallies in the 1930s , said there were no plans to prosecute the officers as the gestures had not been made in public . </response>