Here is what the photographer said years later about this picture:
In 1933, I traveled to Lausanne and Geneva for the fifteenth session of the League of Nations. There, sitting in the hotel garden, was Dr. Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s minister of propaganda. He smiles, but not at me. He was looking at someone to my left. . . . Suddenly he spotted me and I snapped him. His expression changed. Here are the eyes of hate. Was I an enemy? Behind him is his private secretary, Walter Naumann, with the goatee, and Hitler's interpreter, Dr. Paul Schmidt. . . . I have been asked how I felt photographing these men. Naturally, not so good, but when I have a camera in my hand I know no fear. Source.
![image showing "Eyes of Hate", a photograph of Goebbels after he finds out his photographer was Jewish, Geneva , September 1933 [1080×1600]](fbd4e57a-b99d-5f59-8c94-89f4979a2aba.jpg)
Crowe410 on November 8th, 2017 at 13:09 UTC »
Photo of him a few moments before
sydbobyd on November 8th, 2017 at 13:42 UTC »
Here is what the photographer said years later about this picture:
koopcl on November 8th, 2017 at 16:09 UTC »
His hands and expression sorta remind me of an evil Reviewbrah.