Photo reblogged from Heil Hitler with 19 notes
“Hitler kept his Eva like a puppet in a doll’s house. She was a part of the ambiance, like the canary cage, the rubber tree, and the kitschy wooden clocks.
Eva Braun was allowed to be present during visits from old party associates. She was banished as soon as other dignitaries of the Reich, such as cabinet ministers, appeared at the table…Hitler obviously regarded her as socially acceptable only within strict limits.
Sometimes I kept her company in her exile, a room next to Hitler’s bedroom. She was so intimidated that she did not dare leave the house for a walk. Out of sympathy for her predicament I soon began to feel a liking for this unhappy woman, who was so deeply attached to Hitler.”- Albert Speer, Inside the Third Reich (1969)
Source: historyisstrangerthanfiction
Photo reblogged from W with 29 notes
Soviet soldiers at Le Prater in Vienna, Austria - 1949
Photo by David Seymour
I think I’d recognize those hats anywhere…
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detail from Garden of Earthly Delights, Hieronymus Bosch, circa 1500.
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Post reblogged from Bitch, I Told You I Got Taste with 358 notes
If the free market works the way it’s supposed to then how come Rose Art is still making crayons?
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