File:Wernerhaase.jpg

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This photo was taken before 1950 in the Soviet Union. The subject died in that year.

Fair use rationale[edit]

1. Purpose and character of the use: To illustrate the article Werner Haase
2. Nature of the copyrighted work: B/W mugshot, front and side views. Photo previously published in Vinogradov, V. K. et al.: Hitler's Death: Russia's Last Great Secret from the Files of the KGB, Chaucer Press, 2005; ISBN 1-904-44913-1. That book is a translation of the Russian original, published by Zvonnitsa Publishing House in 2000. I assume the photo was published in the Russian edition. The ultimate source of the photo is the KGB archives.
3. Amount used: The image is reproduced in full, but the quality is rather poor, and it's only a thumbnail reproduction of the larger original in the book.
4. Effect of the use on the potential market or value of the image: I don't think there is a market for this photograph. See also (3).