The claim: Hitler's selection as Time 'Man of the Year' shows why the media 'is not your friend' Time magazine's Person of the Year franchise began in 1927, then known as "Man of the Year." ...

Images: Everett Collection/A.M.P.A.S. via Getty Images Composite: Mark Kelly Time magazine’s Man of the Year selection once was a bigger deal. So, for that matter, were the Academy Awards and ...

Time named Hitler 1938’s Man of the Year in its Jan. 2, 1939, issue, whose cover illustration, opens new tab did not feature the portrait of Hitler in the circulating posts, but rather a black ...

A meme stating that Adolf Hitler was named "Man of the Year" by Time magazine in 1938 has been frequently shared on social media as evidence that the "mainstream media is not always reliable." ...

Hitler did not earn the distinction of Man of the Year (the idea that the distinction could be granted to a woman had not even entered the brains of Time in 1938) because the magazine admired what ...

Ever since Charles Lindbergh was proclaimed Man of the Year for 1927 in the Jan. 2, 1928, issue, TIME magazine has annually selected what is now known as the Person of the Year — the man ...

Time has named a Person of the Year (originally it was called Man of the Year) every year since 1927, nearly a century ago.

Ever since Charles Lindbergh was proclaimed the Man of the Year for 1927 in the Jan. 2, 1928, issue, TIME magazine has annually designated one man, woman, couple or concept that had the most ...

Trump, who has both derided Time magazine and pined for its approval ... who made the first nonstop solo trans-Atlantic airplane flight, as man of the year. (Time changed the name from man ...