Konrad Kujau
German illustrator and forger
German illustrator and forger
2000
26 years ago — 62 years old
Artists & Creatives
Germany
An illustrator and forger, gained notoriety for creating fake Adolf Hitler diaries in the 1980s. The forgeries were presented as genuine documents, attracting significant media attention. They contributed to a high-profile scandal and raised questions about authenticity in journalism and publishing. The diaries were published by Stern magazine, leading to widespread debate over their legitimacy. Kujau's life inspired various discussions regarding art, forgery, and historical documentation, highlighting the intersection of creativity and deception.
Created forged Adolf Hitler diaries
Published works with Stern magazine
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