Propagandaleider Ernst Voorhoeve 1941 - 1942

This black and white photograph, taken between 1941 and 1942 by an anonymous photographer, captures a moment during a speech by Ernst Voorhoeve, a Dutch Nazi leader known for his antisemitic propaganda. The image depicts Voorhoeve addressing a crowd, his right hand raised in a gesture of authority. The audience, seated in the shadows, seems to listen intently. The small size of the photograph, measuring just 8 cm by 9 cm, suggests it was intended for private viewing or dissemination within a specific circle. The photograph serves as a chilling reminder of the power of propaganda and the impact of political rhetoric during World War II.