It’s a collection of children’s stories so brutal, it almost outdoes the Brothers Grimm. The tales of Der Struwwelpeter by Heinrich Hoffman are short, sharp, shocking, and they’ve left a surprisingly ...

If you possess any sort of fluency in the German language, there’s a good chance you’ve encountered children’s author Heinrich Hoffman’s 1845 bedtime classic Struwwelpeter. In this ...

The signed photo was sold as part of a lot alongside a first edition copy of Heinrich Hoffman’s memoir, which includes additional photos of Hitler and Nienau.

Heinrich Hoffmann photograph of architect Albert Speer (far left), interior designer Gerdy Troost, Hitler, and others inspecting the House of German Art construction site in Munich on June 29 ...

The focus, though, was on Hitler’s relationship with his photographer, Heinrich Hoffmann, and included many of the images that Hoffmann produced.

"In 1845, Heinrich Hoffman created Der Struwwelpeter in response to what he perceived to be a lack of good children's books. The book rapidly became widely popular with both children and ...

Some 1,270 images have been digitized from a trove of 41,000 negatives created by Hitler's photographer and key propagandist, Heinrich Hoffmann You can save this article by registering for free ...