Fotos do 3º Reich revista life
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The document highlights rare photographs from the Third Reich, preserved by Life magazine, showcasing significant figures like Heinrich Himmler and Hermann Goering. It features notable events and themes, including propaganda messages aimed at both Nazi soldiers and civilians. The timeline spans key moments from the rise of Nazi leadership to the end of World War II in Berlin.
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