Abstract

When it came to Hitler portraits and other Nazi symbols, no article from everyday life was off-limits. Symbols of loyalty and unity were supposed to help Nazi propaganda to permeate all areas of life.

Our Führer Adolf Hitler is the Sole Shining Example for Every German (The Buttons Glow in the Dark) (undated)

Source

Source: “The only shining example of every German”: Luminous buttons with the portrait of Adolf Hitler. Unknown photographer.
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Recommended Citation

Our Führer Adolf Hitler is the Sole Shining Example for Every German (The Buttons Glow in the Dark) (undated), published in: German History in Documents and Images, <https://germanhistorydocs.org/en/nazi-germany-1933-1945/ghdi:image-2268> [November 05, 2024].

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