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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 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...

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

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