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Hitler en casa: cómo la máquina de relaciones públicas nazi reinventó la imagen doméstica del Führer y engañó al mundo

  • Written by Despina Stratigakos, Professor of Architecture, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
Hitler en casa: cómo la máquina de relaciones públicas nazi reinventó la imagen doméstica del Führer y engañó al mundoHitler se vendió en publicaciones internacionales como un amante de la naturaleza.ww2gallery/flickr, CC BY-NC

El 16 de marzo de 1941, mientras las ciudades europeas ardían y los judíos eran conducidos a guetos, The New York Times Magazine publicó una historia ilustrada sobre el retiro de Adolf Hitler en los Alpes de...

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