Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Vittorio Emanuele III watching military exercises in Furbara, Italy, 03-09.05.1938.

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Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Vittorio Emanuele III watching military exercises in Furbara, Italy, 03-09.05.1938.

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Adi & Muck. Original Third Reich colorization.

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Adolf Hitler with a deer fawn in the summer of 1937. From one of Eva Braun's albums.

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Adolf Hitler with a deer fawn in the summer of 1937. From one of Eva Braun's albums.

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Adolf Hitler with a deer fawn in the summer of 1937. From one of Eva Braun's albums.

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SO LEBT DER ,,BONZE"!

Marxistische Lügner täuschen den Arbeitern vor, Hitler feiere Gelage bei Sekt und schönen Frauen. In Wirklichkeit trinkt Hitler nie einen Tropfen Alkohol! (Hitler ist auch Nichtraucher)

— Heinrich Hoffmann: Hitler wie ihn keiner kennt (c. 1935)

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Marxist liars deceive the workers into believing that Hitler celebrates with champagne and beautiful women. In reality, Hitler never drinks a drop of alcohol! (Hitler is also a non-smoker) ]

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SO LEBT DER ,,BONZE"!

Marxistische Lügner täuschen den Arbeitern vor, Hitler feiere Gelage bei Sekt und schönen Frauen. In Wirklichkeit trinkt Hitler nie einen Tropfen Alkohol! (Hitler ist auch Nichtraucher)

— Heinrich Hoffmann: Hitler wie ihn keiner kennt (c. 1935)

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Marxist liars deceive the workers into believing that Hitler celebrates with champagne and beautiful women. In reality, Hitler never drinks a drop of alcohol! (Hitler is also a non-smoker) ]

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SO LEBT DER ,,BONZE"!

Marxistische Lügner täuschen den Arbeitern vor, Hitler feiere Gelage bei Sekt und schönen Frauen. In Wirklichkeit trinkt Hitler nie einen Tropfen Alkohol! (Hitler ist auch Nichtraucher)

— Heinrich Hoffmann: Hitler wie ihn keiner kennt (c. 1935)

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Marxist liars deceive the workers into believing that Hitler celebrates with champagne and beautiful women. In reality, Hitler never drinks a drop of alcohol! (Hitler is also a non-smoker) ]

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Adolf Hitler greeting citizens near the gate of Haus Wachenfeld in the summer of 1935, just under a year before the place would be transformed into the Berghof.

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Adolf Hitler greeting citizens near the gate of Haus Wachenfeld in the summer of 1935, just under a year before the place would be transformed into the Berghof.

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Adolf Hitler greeting citizens near the gate of Haus Wachenfeld in the summer of 1935, just under a year before the place would be transformed into the Berghof.

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Adolf Hitler observing the march-past of troops on Adolf-Hitler-Platz in Nürnberg during Reichsparteitag der Arbeit on 12 September 1937.

In the background is the Gothic Frauenkirche (built on the initiative of Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor, between 1352 and 1362).

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Adolf Hitler observing the march-past of troops on Adolf-Hitler-Platz in Nürnberg during Reichsparteitag der Arbeit on 12 September 1937.

In the background is the Gothic Frauenkirche (built on the initiative of Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor, between 1352 and 1362).

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Adolf Hitler observing the march-past of troops on Adolf-Hitler-Platz in Nürnberg during Reichsparteitag der Arbeit on 12 September 1937.

In the background is the Gothic Frauenkirche (built on the initiative of Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor, between 1352 and 1362).

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Der ergreifende Abschluß der Kundgebung in Wien: Wir treten zum Beten... (1938)

[ The moving conclusion of the rally in Vienna: We join in prayer... ]

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Der ergreifende Abschluß der Kundgebung in Wien: Wir treten zum Beten... (1938)

[ The moving conclusion of the rally in Vienna: We join in prayer... ]

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Der ergreifende Abschluß der Kundgebung in Wien: Wir treten zum Beten... (1938)

[ The moving conclusion of the rally in Vienna: We join in prayer... ]

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Der Führer nach vielen Jahren an der Stätte seiner Jugend.

[ The Führer after many years at the place of his youth. ]

— Heinrich Hoffmann: Hitler in seiner Heimat (1938)

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Der Führer nach vielen Jahren an der Stätte seiner Jugend.

[ The Führer after many years at the place of his youth. ]

— Heinrich Hoffmann: Hitler in seiner Heimat (1938)

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Der Führer nach vielen Jahren an der Stätte seiner Jugend.

[ The Führer after many years at the place of his youth. ]

— Heinrich Hoffmann: Hitler in seiner Heimat (1938)

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Adolf Hitler in 1933.

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Adolf Hitler in 1933.

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Adolf Hitler in 1933.

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Hermann Göring with Adolf Hitler and friends watching model trains at Carinhall in 1937.

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Hermann Göring with Adolf Hitler and friends watching model trains at Carinhall in 1937.

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Hermann Göring with Adolf Hitler and friends watching model trains at Carinhall in 1937.

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Hitler's study at the Berghof. A portrait of Graf Helmuth von Moltke hangs over the fireplace.

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Hitler's study at the Berghof. A portrait of Graf Helmuth von Moltke hangs over the fireplace.

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Hitler's study at the Berghof.

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Hitler's study at the Berghof.

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The Great Hall at the Berghof. The steps on the left lead up into a sitting room. Hung on the wall is a fine 17th-century Gobelin tapestry, whose colors are repeated in the room's furnishings.

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The Great Hall at the Berghof. The steps on the left lead up into a sitting room. Hung on the wall is a fine 17th-century Gobelin tapestry, whose colors are repeated in the room's furnishings.

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The Great Hall at the Berghof.

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The Great Hall at the Berghof.

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The main stairway at the Berghof.

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The main stairway at the Berghof.

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— LIFE magazine, October 30, 1939.

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Sir Neville Henderson, British Ambassador in Berlin, Neville Chamberlain, British Premier and Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler on arrival at the Rheinhotel Dreesen on 22 September 1938 in Bad Godesberg, near Bonn, Germany.

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Sir Neville Henderson, British Ambassador in Berlin, Neville Chamberlain, British Premier and Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler on arrival at the Rheinhotel Dreesen on 22 September 1938 in Bad Godesberg, near Bonn, Germany.

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Sir Neville Henderson, British Ambassador in Berlin, Neville Chamberlain, British Premier and Reichskanzler Adolf Hitler on arrival at the Rheinhotel Dreesen on 22 September 1938 in Bad Godesberg, near Bonn, Germany.

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Adolf Hitler with Eva Braun and Julius Schreck at the Berghof in 1935.

Julius Schreck (13 July 1898 – 16 May 1936) was an early senior NS official and close confidant of Adolf Hitler. He joined the NSDAP in 1920 and was a founding member of the Sturmabteilung. Later in 1925, he became the first leader of the ϟϟ. He then served for a time as a chauffeur for Hitler. Schreck developed meningitis in 1936 and died on 16 May of that year. Hitler gave him a state funeral.

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Adolf Hitler with Eva Braun and Julius Schreck at the Berghof in 1935.

Julius Schreck (13 July 1898 – 16 May 1936) was an early senior NS official and close confidant of Adolf Hitler. He joined the NSDAP in 1920 and was a founding member of the Sturmabteilung. Later in 1925, he became the first leader of the ϟϟ. He then served for a time as a chauffeur for Hitler. Schreck developed meningitis in 1936 and died on 16 May of that year. Hitler gave him a state funeral.

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Adolf Hitler with Eva Braun and Julius Schreck at the Berghof in 1935.

Julius Schreck (13 July 1898 – 16 May 1936) was an early senior NS official and close confidant of Adolf Hitler. He joined the NSDAP in 1920 and was a founding member of the Sturmabteilung. Later in 1925, he became the first leader of the ϟϟ. He then served for a time as a chauffeur for Hitler. Schreck developed meningitis in 1936 and died on 16 May of that year. Hitler gave him a state funeral.

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Eva Hitler (née Braun).

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Eva Hitler (née Braun).

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Eva Hitler (née Braun).

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Die Bauernführer beim Erntedankfest in der Reichskanzlei.

[ The farmers' leaders at the harvest festival in the Reich Chancellery. ]

— Der Staat der Arbeit und des Friedens - Ein Jahr Regierung Adolf Hitler (1934)

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“By going through the British archives, one can find a hand written note from the chairman of Psychological Warfare saying, “we’ve got to be careful with the Nazi Gas Chamber lie, because eventually it will be exposed.”

-David Irving