Hugo Jaeger

The Aftermath at Dunkirk as Seen by Hitler's Personal Photographer

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk

'Day of German Art': Nazi Propaganda and the Hyping of 'Aryan' Culture

By Ben Cosgrove

Dark Stars: Kim Jong Un, Hitler and Their Adoring Female Fans

By Ben Cosgrove

The Third Reich's Myth-Making Machinery, in Color

By Ben Cosgrove
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Hitler at 50: Color Photos From a Despot's Garish Birthday Bash

Rare color pictures from the over-the-top celebrations that marked Hitler's 50th birthday (April 20, 1939), as well as some of the obscenely gaudy gifts bestowed on the German leader by his peers and sycophants.

By Liz Ronk

Photos From a Nazi Christmas Party

Pictures, by Adolf Hitler's personal photographer, from a Christmas party thrown by Hitler for high-ranking members of the Nazi Party.

By TIME Staff

After Kristallnacht: An Infamous Press Conference 'Justifies' Terror, 1938

The day after Kristallnacht, Joseph Goebbels held a press conference in Munich to justify the night's terror -- an event chronicled, in color, by Hitler's personal photographer, Hugo Jaeger.

By Ben Cosgrove

The Brink of Oblivion: Color Photos From Nazi-Occupied Poland, 1939-1940

Haunting color photographs made by Adolf Hitler's personal photographer, Hugo Jaeger, in the ghettos of Warsaw and the smaller Polish city of Kutno in Nazi-occupied Poland in 1939 and 1940.

By Ben Cosgrove
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