Het Fotopersbureau Holland tijdens de Bezetting. Persfotografie en Propaganda (Photoagency Holland during WW II ; Pressphotography and Propaganda)
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Exemplaarnummer Plaatscode Signatuur R073381 Ned. Fotomuseum Ned. fotomuseum
TitelHet Fotopersbureau Holland tijdens de Bezetting. Persfotografie
en Propaganda (Photoagency Holland during WW II ;
Pressphotography and Propaganda)
Auteur
Editie[nummer] 10
[tijdschrift; titel] FOCUS
[tijdschrift; pagina] 19-25
Fotograaf
Iconografisch trefwoord
Jaar van uitgave1992
Materiaalartikel
DocumenttypeArtikel
TrefwoordFascisme en fotografie, Geschiedenis van de fotografie: NL (Nederland), Nazisme en fotografie, Politiek en fotografie, Propaganda en fotografie, Propaganda met foto's, Oorlog en fotografie, Oorlogsfotografie, Polygoon, agentschap, NL, Fotopersbureau Holland, Amsterdam, NL, Orbis, agentschap, D, Atlantic, fotoagentschap, D, Continental, , fotoagentschap, D, Luce, fotoagentschap, D, Suomen, fotoagentschap, SF, ABS Press, fotoagentschap, NL, Centraal Nederlandsch Fotopersbureau, CNF, fotoagentschap, NL, NSB Fotodienst, NL, Holland, fotoagentschap, NL
Geografisch trefwoordSovjet-Unie
Samenvatting
For the distribution of their propaganda, the Germans did use in
the Netherlands a.o. the photo agency ""Holland'', owned by
nazi-sympathiser Johan Lindeman. Already in the thirties,
Lindeman did distribute German propaganda photographs to Dutch
journals and weeklies. During the German occupation, the Holland
photo agency did play a crucial role in the distribution of
German propaganda photographs. The author recently discovered
these photographs in the Spaarnestad-archive, in Haarlem. The
origin of these pictures were the German photo-agencies Atlantic
and Orbis. The Berlin archives of these agencies were bombed
away during the War. A very detailed still short history of the
Gleichschaltung of the Dutch press in regards of their
photographic material is given.
Citaten:
Kerbs, D. a.o.: Die Gleichschaltung der Bilder
Stiewe, W.: Das Pressephoto als publizistische Mittel (1936)
the Netherlands a.o. the photo agency ""Holland'', owned by
nazi-sympathiser Johan Lindeman. Already in the thirties,
Lindeman did distribute German propaganda photographs to Dutch
journals and weeklies. During the German occupation, the Holland
photo agency did play a crucial role in the distribution of
German propaganda photographs. The author recently discovered
these photographs in the Spaarnestad-archive, in Haarlem. The
origin of these pictures were the German photo-agencies Atlantic
and Orbis. The Berlin archives of these agencies were bombed
away during the War. A very detailed still short history of the
Gleichschaltung of the Dutch press in regards of their
photographic material is given.
Citaten:
Kerbs, D. a.o.: Die Gleichschaltung der Bilder
Stiewe, W.: Das Pressephoto als publizistische Mittel (1936)
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