Hitler's Private Photographs
These Photos Of Adolf Hitler After Prison Release Are Unbelievable
These are the private photographs Adolf Hitler didn't want anyone to see.
Taken by photographer Heinrich Hoffmann, the extraordinary pictures show Hitler rehearsing while listening to a recording of one of his own speeches. They were reportedly taken in 1925, soon after Hitler was released from a nine-month stint in prison during which he dictated his autobiography, Mein Kampf.
After seeing the photographs, Hitler requested that Hoffmann destroy the negatives, but he did not. They were published in his memoir, Hitler Was My Friend, which came out in 1955.
Check out the photos below.
Sauce at HuffPo
OP: Because this morning's posts are super rage-inducing and these photos are just screaming for funny photoshops. I maintain that had Hitler is a bizarre caricature of a human who would have been a hilarious joke except for the part where he was strangely successful.
These are the private photographs Adolf Hitler didn't want anyone to see.
Taken by photographer Heinrich Hoffmann, the extraordinary pictures show Hitler rehearsing while listening to a recording of one of his own speeches. They were reportedly taken in 1925, soon after Hitler was released from a nine-month stint in prison during which he dictated his autobiography, Mein Kampf.
After seeing the photographs, Hitler requested that Hoffmann destroy the negatives, but he did not. They were published in his memoir, Hitler Was My Friend, which came out in 1955.
Check out the photos below.
Sauce at HuffPo
OP: Because this morning's posts are super rage-inducing and these photos are just screaming for funny photoshops. I maintain that had Hitler is a bizarre caricature of a human who would have been a hilarious joke except for the part where he was strangely successful.