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                <text>HIST 27/127 WWII European Theater Spring 2026</text>
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              <text>This black-and-white photograph shows Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini together in Munich, Germany, around June 1940. The image comes from Eva Braun’s photo albums, which are part of the National Archives Collection of Foreign Records Seized. For a project about propaganda in World War II Europe, this image is useful because it shows how fascist leaders used public appearances and photography to present unity, power, and confidence. Images of Hitler and Mussolini together helped visually support the idea of a strong Axis alliance between Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Instead of using a written slogan, the photograph communicates political authority through the bodies, uniforms, and public presence of the two leaders. It shows that propaganda could work through staged leadership images, not only posters.</text>
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              <text>National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 242: National Archives Collection of Foreign Records Seized, 1675–1983; Series: Eva Braun’s Photo Albums, ca. 1913–ca. 1944; Local Identifier: 242-EB-7-38; National Archives Identifier: 540151.&#13;
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https://www.archives.gov/research/military/ww2/photos/images/thumbnails</text>
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Munich, Germany; June 1940; World War II in Europe; Axis alliance</text>
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              <text>Public domain / no known copyright. National Archives DocsTeach lists this item as “No Known Copyright,” and NARA’s record identifies it as unrestricted.</text>
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