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A peek inside Hitler’s private home (12 photos)
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that operating room is pretty goddamn creepy.
no duh sherlock
with fire
Is that a Gyno-chair? And that’s some pretty fruity wallpaper in the pool room.
im glad he’s dead
While the world is better off without him, it’s sad to say he had an amazing sense for beauty. His home is beautiful and all the art, amazing! So easy to see that had he gotten into that damn art school, he wouldn’t have started the freaking Holocaust. Everyone can blame the French for this one, they’re the ones that pissed him off by turning him down, dammit.
Obviously I’m not talking about his torture chambers and gyno chairs when I say beautiful, fyi.
This is freaky. . . man he was seriously f-ed up to say the least.
There are not pics of his private home, but of mixed location (the Reich Chancellery for example). These are probably the photos of Hugo Jaeger, recently published by Life.
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Großartige, interessante und einzigartige Fotos aus einer außergewöhnlichen Zeit !
Besonders erwähnenswert sind die schönen, innenarchitektonischen Bilddokumente.
Beindruckende Aufnahmen von Damals….
Viele Grüße
Karl Kuhn