“Why didn’t the correspondents in the thirties see Hitler? Because they thought he was a German Mussolini,” says Daniel Schneidermann, author of Berlin 1933. (The New Yorker, 3/14/19)
Why didn’t the correspondents in the thirties see Hitler
“Why didn’t the correspondents in the thirties see Hitler? Because they thought he was a German Mussolini,” says Daniel Schneidermann, author of Berlin 1933. (The New Yorker, 3/14/19)