Time magazine’s person of the Year franchise started in 1927 under “Man of the Year.” After his historic solo flight over the Atlantic, Charles Lindbergh was the first to feature on the cover in 1928. It was Adolf Hitler’s favor a decade after. In 1938, the magazine called Hitler “Man of the Year.” Following that, controversy ensued — and continues to this day. “Never forget that Adolf Hitler was named TIME magazine’s ‘Man of the Year’ in 1938,” says the caption accompanying an Aug. 16 post featuring a photograph of Hitler. “Lesson learned: The mainstream media is NOT your friend.”...
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