The Jews were forbidden to work during the organization of the festival. On the 125th anniversary of the holiday, a great Nazi-led jubilee parade was organized in 1935, and when Hitler annexed Austria in 1938, the Oktoberfest was renamed the "Great German Folk Festival". In the post-war period, only the "fall festival" took place, and the first post-war Oktoberfest was held in September 1949.
