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Memoirs of Hitler's Photographer - "Hitler Was My Friend"
Heinrich Hoffmann (1885–1957) is one of the most important figures in the history of the Third Reich. From their first meeting in the Munich beer halls after the First World War, Hitler and he forged a personal friendship and a professional alliance that would prove highly profitable for both men. The first secured the services of a skilled, extremely inventive, and talented photographer, while the second would come to hold, over time, a highly lucrative monopoly on photographs of the Nazi leader.
of the Nazi leader. His photographs — more than two million by his own account! — were sold worldwide, used in newspapers, magazines, propaganda posters and billboards, postcards, and even postage stamps. As such, Hoffmann was a direct witness to the most significant moments in the history of Nazism. His genuine closeness to the Führer — it was he who introduced Eva Braun to him in 1932 — as well as his presence at key events — he was the first to warmly congratulate the new chancellor in 1933, and was among the delegates sent to Moscow in 1939 to record the signing of the German-Soviet pact for posterity — make his accounts a major source for historian and non-specialist alike.
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