The Nazis stopped goose-stepping (known to them as the Stechschritt) in the 1930s: they only used it during the Nuremberg rallies, and it fell out of fashion; no new recruits were asked to do it.
The Nazis stopped goose-stepping (known to them as the Stechschritt) in the 1930s. They only used it during the Nuremberg rallies. It fell out of fashion. No new recruits were asked to do it.