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Hitler's Propaganda Pilgrimage (Images Of War - Rare Photographs From Wartime Archives) by Bob Carruthers is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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June 1940 - A Small group of uniformed men are in the process of being filmed by another who crouches down upon his knees in order to perfectly bring his subjects into frame. Meanwhile another Still Photographer out of sight unhurriedly takes a picture of three of the handpicked group standing together bathed in summer sunshine in front of the kneeling cameraman, while in the background stands one of the worlds most recognisable landmarks - The Eiffel Tower in Paris. This carefully choregraphed moment and the image that resulted from it showing Adolf Hitler in company with Albert Speer and Arno Breker, while his personal cameraman Walter Frentz filmed them all exploring Paris on that sunny morning, was one of a whole series of shots credited to his his longtime personal photographer Heinrich Hoffmann. This image and all the others that make up this series of photographs have now gone onto become some of the most iconic and easily recognisable pieces of stage managed propaganda to be ever created, during the entire history of the Second World War. The journey that Hitler undertook to Paris with his own hand picked entourage which included three specially invited guests being flown o

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Author
Bob Carruthers
Publisher
Pen & Sword Books Ltd
Published
2015
Language
EN
ISBN
9781473857544
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
History, Computer Science, Military History

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