During the intense discussions of the Hague Reparation Conference (1930) to address how Germany was to pay annuities demanded by the Treaty of Versailles, Erich Salomon took a series of candid photos.
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Behind Closed Doors by Erich Salomon, 1932
Dr. Erich Salomon was the father of candid photography and asked by magazine around the world to shed light into the corridors of power.
Reception in Berlin
Albert Einstein engaging in animated conversation with British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, surrounded by a […]
Supreme Court in Session
There are only two known photos in existence that show the US Supreme Court in session. Cameras have long been banned inside the courtroom, and the only two photos were captured by people who snuck cameras in.
Hoover and Lavel, 1931
Visiting the U.S. with Pierre Laval, Erich Salomon asked the permission of the Frenchman to take the pictures of Laval’s meeting with American President.