Adolf Hitler at his desk at the Brown House, NSDAP headquarters in Munich, ? late-1920s.  A plain, slightly messy style seems to be indicated.  Best regards, JR.

The ultimate Desk Nazi (1).

Ernst Rohm, SA leader and principal victim of the "Night of the Long Knives" purge, at his desk.  Clearly, by contrast with the likes of Himmler and Heydrich, Rohm favoured the ... er ... Baroque school of office decor; if not positively Rococco.  Maybe he just did not fit in ... ?  Best regards, JR.

Desk Nazis (4).

Hitler poses for Heinrich Hoffmann, butt-on-desk, in his office at the Berghof.  Even here, in a location that, one suspects, he found comfortable in comparison to the marble-topped magnificenct of his office at the Reich Chancellery, I do not think that the Fuhrer was much of a "desk man".  Wandering around the terrace, telling Desk Men like Lammers and Bormann what to do was probably more of his style ... Best regards, JR.