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Barbara Schweizerhof, Philip Grassmann U.a.der Freitag |
Prinzessin Kate hat ein Familienfoto manipuliert. Schon Stalin „säuberte“ seine Fotos, lange bevor das Programm Photoshop überhaupt existierte....
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