(incli)NATION: Heartfield versus Hitler: Hitler was No Surprise

Friday, March 23, 2007

Heartfield versus Hitler: Hitler was No Surprise

"Willett's book Heartfield versus Hitler is an absolute refutation to the many who attempted to excuse their tolerance and/or support of Hitler's rise to power with the disingenuous claim:

'We did not know.'

As Heartfield's images from the 1930s make clear, Hitler's character and intentions were far from secret."

Link: John Heartfield.

Left, Hitler erzahlt Marchen
Hitler tells us a scary bedtime story

"Zu Hilfe, zu Hilfe, ich bin eingekreist!"
Help! Help! I'm surrounded via ::: wood s lot ::: "the fitful tracing of a portal".

and Wit

Posted by Daniel Flahiff on Friday, March 23, 2007 at 12:45 | Permalink

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