I can't be certain, but it's a series of 6 pictures (3-wide, 2-high grid) presented as actual photos. Now that you say that, it does look like potential variations for such a purpose. They certainly don't look authentic.
I can't be certain, but it's a series of 6 pictures (3-wide, 2-high grid) presented as actual photos. Now that you say that, it does look like potential variations for such a purpose. They certainly don't look authentic.
[This set right?](https://c-7npsfqifvt34x24tx2eofx78tx78fflx2edpn.g00.newsweek.com/g00/3_c-7x78x78x78.ofx78tx78ffl.dpn_/c-7NPSFQIFVT34x24iuuqtx3ax2fx2ft.ofx78tx78ffl.dpnx2ftjuftx2fx78x78x78.ofx78tx78ffl.dpnx2fgjmftx2ftuzmftx2fgvmmx2fqvcmjdx2f3129x2f16x2f32x2fsuseuyx78.kqhx3fj21d.nbslx3dnfejb_$/$/$/$/$/$/$/$/$/$/$)
[Backstory](https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/hitler-in-disguise-1944/)
I'm not gonna click on the website due to the warning of malware.
So I must ask, is this the collection of altered pictures of Hitler that were created by an artist around '45 to produce variations in case he tried to change his appearance and flee?