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English: Thomas Theodor Heine, Simplicissimus, Mai 1923, satirische Zeichnungen über Hitlers Porträtverbot (Bilderverbot, Abbildungsverbot):
  • Wie sieht Hitler aus? Adolf Hitler lässt sich nie abbilden. Bei meinem Aufenhalt in Berlin wurde ich mit fragen über sein Aussehen bestürmt. (Th. Th. Heine)
  • (...)
  • Die Fragen mussten unbeantwortet bleiben. Hitler ist überhaupt kein Individuum. Er ist ein Zustand. Nur der Futurist kan ihn bildlich darstellen.
English: At the beginning of his political career in Munich Hitler had enforced a Bilderbot [Bilderverbot], a prohibition being photographed. No publicly imagery being available, and inasmuch as he was then only known by his speeches, the satirical magazine Simplicissimus printed this gallery of conjecture –very possibly the first satire of the politician. (This image was also published in Becoming Hitler: The Making of a Nazi by Thomas Weber, 2017, credited to Simplicissimus.)
  • What does Hitler look like? Adolf Hitler can never be depicted. During my stay in Berlin I was bombarded with questions about his appearance. (Th. Th. Heine)
  • (...)
  • The questions had to remain unanswered. Hitler is not an individual at all. He is a state. Only the futurist can depict him.)
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Source http://www.simplicissimus.info/index.php?id=6&tx_lombkswjournaldb_pi1%5Bvolume%5D=26&tx_lombkswjournaldb_pi1%5Baction%5D=showVolume&tx_lombkswjournaldb_pi1%5Bcontroller%5D=YearRegister&cHash=958174066a2c607fc5fa13e6da28f0fe
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Thomas Theodor Heine  (1867–1948)  wikidata:Q216004
 
Thomas Theodor Heine
Alternative names
Th. Th. Heine
Description German caricaturist, painter, writer, sculptor, illustrator and graphic designer
Date of birth/death 28 February 1867 Edit this at Wikidata 26 January 1948 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Leipzig Stockholm
Work period 1887 Edit this at Wikidata–1948 Edit this at Wikidata
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creator QS:P170,Q216004

Later than summer, Hitler had an autobiographical sketch ghostwritten by Victor von Koeber, and himself professionally photographed.

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What Does Hitler Look Like? Cartoonist Unknown. A satirical gallery from the 5-28-23 105-116 issue of Simplicissimus magazine early in Hitler's Munich political career, when there were no publicly available photographs

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