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Painting the ruins of the Frauenkirche, Dresden, 1945

I don't remember who this person was, but I remember I drew this youth from a photo📷. I think, he was a simple boy from those times. Because of the hat, I can assume it was the early 1930s, but I'm not sure.

I made this illustration a long time ago, about one year. It wasn't typical artwork🎨 for me then and I spend a lot of time on it, but I don't regret it😺

I has this drawing on my Instagram, but now I don't post anything there. I have one bachup acc, but I don't use it.

Unfortunately, I archived a lot of drawings because of Instagram rules. But now I can share my old drawing with you here😻

!!!NO PROPAGANDA!!! this is just a historical illustration

#ww2art #wwiiart #hj #hjart

You again missed the whole point and managed to make this situation all about yourself, so I’m going to assure your stupid ass - this war is not going to affect you in any way, but you know who it’s going to affect? Actual people from Ukraine, who are going to lose their lives and be displaced from their homes, just like for the past 8 years. 

This is Walter Schellenberg (1910-1952). Yes, he was a Nazi and yes he was in the SS, but I still think he is freaking cute. I don’t know why, and yes I am a bad person for it. OH WELL.

Some background info: Schellenberg was the Chief of the Ausland SD, which was a intelligence agency that specialized in foreign intelligence. One of the things he did for this job was take over a brothel and wire tap all the rooms and stuff to find out about all the people who went there (mostly high ranking Nazis and foreign diplomats). Also he was sent to capture some British royals but that didn’t work out. After the war he was captured and tried at Nuremberg, and then he was in prison until 1951.

Random Info: Schellenberg’s desk had two guns on it, which he could fire at will on anyone who came into his office (but he never did, as far as I know). Supposedly his wife poured acid on him (Yes, they did not get along). Also he had a tendency to call people he didn’t like whores.