#joseph goebbels

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Paul Joseph Goebbels (1897-1945), the Reich Minister of Propagonda.

Educational and historical purposes only. I do not support any hateful ideologies.

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3D modelling + Printing Eichmann (and Art-Dump!)

Hello again! Yes im alive, as I said on my other post , long time no see!

Here are a few projects I'm working/worked on ;

I recently starded 3D modelling, and printing those models, here is a head-bust of Adolf Eichmann,

I am planning to make more models of Eichmann, I just need to fullbody model him and learn how to model clothes :)

* Goebbels and Heydrich, still when I was practicing face shapes, not the best accuracy but getting there!

And last, a doodle of Eicmann testing new pens and brushes

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Reposting helps and will be much appreciated , thanks for reading :)

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Photograph entitled “The Eyes of Hatred,” of Joseph Goebbels, when learning that the photographer taking his picture was Jewish (1933)... 

This haunting image, often titled “The Eyes of Hatred,” captures Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi Minister of Propaganda, in a moment of sudden, visceral contempt. Taken in Geneva in 1933 by Alfred Eisenstaedt, who would later become one of Life magazine’s most celebrated photographers, the photo shows Goebbels glaring directly at the camera moments after learning that Eisenstaedt was Jewish. Just seconds earlier, the minister had been smiling politely; the shift in his expression, immortalized here, reveals the raw hostility and paranoia that defined the Nazi regime’s antisemitic ideology.

Goebbels was one of Adolf Hitler’s closest and most loyal allies, responsible for crafting the propaganda that fueled Nazi control of Germany. Through film, radio, and mass rallies, he manipulated public opinion, spreading hatred toward Jews and promoting Hitler’s cult of personality. This photograph captures not only Goebbels himself but also the broader psychological atmosphere of the Third Reich, where hatred was both personal and systemic, cultivated through propaganda and ideology.

Alfred Eisenstaedt later described the experience as “a look of hate that will stay with me forever.” Decades later, he became world-famous for his photograph V-J Day in Times Square, capturing a sailor kissing a nurse on the day World War II ended.

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