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'''Hans Borgelt''' was a German journalist during 1930-1945 in Germany.  After the war he was interviewed about his journalism and he stated:
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'''Hans Borgelt''' was (b. 1914 d. 2000) a German journalist during 1930-1945 in Germany and later a film maker.  After the war he was interviewed about his journalism and he stated:
 
:We felt... I felt relatively free.  I always thought that I could write what I wanted, but strangely enough, but years later when I read the articles which I had written then, I was surprised at... the inhibited style in which they were written, as if my brain had been standing to attention awaiting orders.<ref>Guido Knopp and Peter Hartl, Hitler's Henchmen: The Firebrand Goebbels, Part 2, 4:00 min mark.</ref>
 
:We felt... I felt relatively free.  I always thought that I could write what I wanted, but strangely enough, but years later when I read the articles which I had written then, I was surprised at... the inhibited style in which they were written, as if my brain had been standing to attention awaiting orders.<ref>Guido Knopp and Peter Hartl, Hitler's Henchmen: The Firebrand Goebbels, Part 2, 4:00 min mark.</ref>
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[[Category:Journalists|Borgelt, Hans]]

Latest revision as of 12:44, 11 September 2008

Hans Borgelt was (b. 1914 d. 2000) a German journalist during 1930-1945 in Germany and later a film maker. After the war he was interviewed about his journalism and he stated:

We felt... I felt relatively free. I always thought that I could write what I wanted, but strangely enough, but years later when I read the articles which I had written then, I was surprised at... the inhibited style in which they were written, as if my brain had been standing to attention awaiting orders.[1]

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  1. Guido Knopp and Peter Hartl, Hitler's Henchmen: The Firebrand Goebbels, Part 2, 4:00 min mark.