The Hitler Photo Album: 350 Images of Adolf Hitler That "They" Don't Want You To See

As Yoda once told Luke Skywalker in Star Wars- “You must unlearn what you have learned”. This can be very difficult for some, especially those with an agenda. If you have started to question what you thought you have learned about WWI and WWII, and are ready to add a little truth and distance from mainstream programming, then this book will become a valuable resource in your reference library. The calumny made towards Adolph Hitler and the unrelenting false propaganda manufactured by British Intelligence against Germany starting in WW I is abhorrent. Stewart Ross, in Propaganda for War (pp. 24, 47) stated “As passions cooled after the war, the gigantic lies created by Great Britain’s and America’s propaganda were one by one exposed to the light. Richard Milton, in his book Best of Enemies (p. 68), stated “The indelible memory of atrocity stories that had taken place only in the imagination of British propaganda agents proved to be stronger and more persistent than any facts. This curious discovery, the power of myths over facts, was the real legacy of the First World War.” In 1939, the following quote from Churchill- “This war is an English war, and its goal is the destruction of Germany. You must understand, this war is not against Hitler or National Socialism, but against the strength of the German people, which is to be smashed once and for all, regardless of whether it is in the hands of Hitler or a Jesuit priest.“ Another key quote from the puppet Churchill- “Germany’s unforgiveable crime before WW II was its attempt to loosen its economy from out of the world trade system and build independent exchange from which the world finance could not profit anymore.” Churchill saw this as another reason for war- “The ever glorious achievement of Nazi Germany in the 1930’s was to manage its own banking system, away from the tentacles of Rothschild control. It printed its own money at source, that’s why it had that terrific economic recovery that no other European country could match. No other country before or since in Europe managed that in the 20th century, escaping from the clutches of international bankers”. Freda Utley, from her 1949 book, the High Cost of Vengeance, where she stated: I thought it was high time we stopped talking about German guilt, since there was no crime the Nazis had committed, which we or our allies had not also committed. I had referred to our obliteration bombing, the mass expropriation and expulsion from their homes of twelve million Germans on account of their race; the starving of the Germans during the first years of the occupation; the use of prisoners as slave laborers; the Russian concentration camps, and the looting perpetrated by the Americans as well as the Russians……Compared with the rape and murder and looting engaged by the Russian armies at the war’s end, the terror and slavery and hunger and robbery in the Eastern zone today, and the genocide practiced by the Poles and Czechs, the war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the Germans condemned at Nuremberg to death or lifelong imprisonment appeared as minor in extent if not in degree. The pictures in this book show a side of Adolph Hitler’s personality that were never intended for public dissemination. When you read the above statements, is it any wonder why we are always inundated with pictures of Adolph Hitler with a scowl on his face, or during a climax of a speech showing his frustrations with the psychopaths trying to destroy Germany? And finally, In March of 1941, a psychotic American Jew by the name of Theodore Nathan Kaufman wrote the propaganda laced book Germany Must Perish! In it he advocated the evisceration of the German people through mass sterilization and the total elimination of the German state. Anyone on this planet, who loved their country embroiled in this degree of insanity, fighting for the right for their country to exist after they had been forced into two world wars, would also be depicted looking like a madman. I would like to see this book upgraded in the future to a hard cover, and have any of the pictures that were originally in color to be re-presented in color and a larger size if possible. It’s time to repudiate the prevaricators.

Before reading please note: Neo-Nazis, Hitler Sympathizers/Holocaust Deniers and other such persons - this is not a review for you. You are undoubtedly set in your opinion, as I am in mine, and to get up in a huff over this would be a waste of your time.I often hesitate to purchase works published through Createspace. However the subject matter - purportedly hard-to-find imagery of perhaps the most sour-faced personage the twentieth century has to offer - was enticing enough to hope this work would fall on the side of interesting, or at least unusual. Alas curiosity often makes for a disappointing bedfellow, and after shelling out $14 I was blessed with the most visually and thematically repulsive coffee table book imaginable, left to wonder how I can get rid of it without anyone I know finding out I was ever even remotely interested in the content. First and foremost, the composition of the work, regardless of the subject, is awful. This cheaply made book is essentially a puff piece for M S King, filled with quotations from his own work and heavily laden with his biased and extremely glowing opinion. One of the above images, the propaganda poster featuring the merry woodland critters, sums up quite well the duplicity of this work - King states toward the beginning that his goal is to leave interpretation for the beholder, and that most of the content within was never meant to be disseminated publicly. In this image we find both his commentary and a poster - an image meant to be disseminated. And speaking of the photos, many have watermarks upon them from various other sources, meaning M S King either was too lazy to find copies without them or he has abjectly stolen them from other people for his profit (a paragon of the "christianity and morality" his "Godlike Hitler" defended). Had I read into the background of MS King, I would've found a lot of people quite accurately pointing out his implicit Neo-Nazi and anti-semitic stances, in addition to a great deal more throwing him right in with the likes of the worst of people. That being said, I imagine someone reading may wonder why the hell I was interested in this book? Suffice it to say, there is a vague barometer in most person's minds which perceives Hitler, a lone individual, as the most evil person to ever live - failing to take into account others of his ilk, whom have committed comparable if not greater atrocities at times (with Stalin having achieved a similar death toll, and Mao possibly surpassing the both of them combined) and yet have a place in history, and our minds, far more balanced in its perspective. If you, like myself, wanted to get a look at a different (NOTE: not sympathetic!) perspective than "the greatest evil to have ever lived" regarding Hitler, look elsewhere. Perhaps it is best to leave this sort of thing to the professionals, like Ian Kershaw. (PS. If you have any tips for disposing of this please send em my way!)

Sheeple need to see more of this. You know nothing but one side. The side that hated and fear a true rebel and humanitarian. A man full of love for animals and his people. Dont believe the lies anymore

I have a rather large collection of rare Hitler photos but they are on my computer and have been wanting just such a book as this to have out on the coffee table. I was also glad to find some uber rare shots that I have never seen. The price is right probably due to the newsprint rather than gloss pages which means you have no excuse not to pick one up before it is banned.

Very nice photos of Hitler, Eva, and sweet Blondi their dog and all animals. If it were not Hitler we wouldn't have animal laws in place today. Hitler looked happy in some of the photos. I feel badly for him since the elite made him out to be a murderer when all along they were and are murderers. They used Hitler to be the bad man. And to think they teach in schools that Hitler was bad. In research I learned differently. He was a good person that really did help people and animals. Don't allow the elite brainwash you. Now just waiting to see Amazon not post this. They do that so we do not discover the truth of us being deceived.

The images are small and lack resolution. A fantastic idea suffering from poor execution. If there is one thing a Photo Album needs it should be quality images.Still a very nice book to look through from time to time.

350 pictures that they don't want you to see ! Tho there all on Google as seen them before, disappointed.

Eye opener

Very good

I'm interested in Hitler photos and his art, which I think is good and could have been great had he devoted his life to it instead of politics. Bit I do not rewrite history. Banning vivisection and warning of the dangers of smoking are well and good but let's not forget that concentration camp inmates were experimented upon medically without anesthetic. There is a photo showing Hitler with Wagner's sons. Wagner's sons would have been in their sixties at least since the composer died in 1883. The photo of his dog before him on the ground is taken from a film clip which shows the dog cringing its way up to him. These things suggest carelessness and a lack of any kind of scholarship which is a warning if a reading of the author's other books are planned. I would imagine he is a holocaust denier too. As for Hitler I have seen in his photos, or on film, he as he actually was. Once I saw him in a film clip on TV in a room with others milling about. In my mind's eye I saw him in a threadbare uniform and with a grotesque face and expression that looked like a gargoyle and was definitely demonic in nature. It appeared to me this creature was composed of hard black rubber which seemed to match its soul. Another time, again in a clip on TV, he was making a speech and I could see the lion like quality of his face, fur and all. It was like the beast in Beauty and the Beast, though not so obvious. Finally in a picture of him before the war when he was in power where he was in full uniform and jackboots it seemed obvious to me that there was a latter half to him behind him in the dark which was definitely horse like. Make no mistake about it folks Hitler had given himself over to the dark side long before all this and he was evil. This author, to me, is nothing more than an anti semite dreaming of a fourth Reich under a reincarnated Hitler. If you read any of his other books make sure you investigate any claims he makes from all angles. God bless the truth.

Great book which has many images of special moments in time that truly speak volumes.A different paper quality could have been chosen to allow for a better photo quality and maybe some of them could have been in color.Well, despite that the cost was low enough for me to make it a no-brainer to purchase this collection of the actual reality of the man who had lived and not the fictional man (((they))) keep killing.

Pictures of Hitler with women, children, animals, totally different from allied propanganda "monster" we are used to see. Hitler was a gifted artist and book includes some pictures of Hitlers paintings. Book reveals also the truth about Jesse Owens case. As Owens said, he was treated better in Germany than in his home country USA.

UN BUEN LIBROS DE FOTOGRAFIAS DE ADOLF HITLER, ALGUNAS DE LAS CUALES SON INÉDITAS. SOLO UN PERO, LAS CUBIERTAS NO SON DURAS.

Fotografías muy interesantes, unas se ven mejor que otras. El lado humano y el corazón de Hitler se ve en estas imágenes íntimas, No es habitual encontrar libros así

Photos are alright. Substance is definitely lacking. Kind of regret buying it.

Certainly, not the Hitler who has been taught at school.

bien

good author,photo to see absolutely

Livré très intéressant. Rien à dire. Très contente de l'avoir sur ma bibliothèque. Beaucoup d'émotion dans chaque photos. Merci pour ce livre.

Les photos ne sont pas de bonnes qualités avec des disproportions meme par rapport à l’originale flagrante. Il n’y a aucun commentaire intéressant ou de point de vue qui permette d’appréhender les faits historiques sous un nouvel angle. Bref passer votre chemin...