Box 1

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Signed letter from Georg Kovalczyk, inmate at Groß-Rosen concentration camp, to Josefa Kovalczyk of Łódź, Poland (German Litzmannstadt).

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Signed letter from Tadek Czechowski, inmate at Auschwitz concentration camp, to Błażej Czechowski of Brzozów, Poland.

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Signed letter from Tomasz Krajewski, inmate at Gusen concentration camp, to Waleria Krajewska of Sługocin, Poland.

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Signed letter [signature illegible] from a Wehrmacht Oberleutnant informing Emil Syrow of Wuppertal-Barmen, Germany of the death of Ober-Pionier Theophil Syrow in action.

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Name of sender illegible; addressed to Theres Preussmann of "Schalaburg" [sic; Schallaburg, Austria?].

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Signed letter from an official of the Auswärtiges Amt [signature illegible], issued under authority of Adolf Hitler, to Heinrich Reisinger at Rome naming him consul.

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Notice to the Sadolska family of Lututów, Poland (German Landstett/Landstätt) to vacate their home; signature of official illegible.

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Signed letter from Georg Kowalczyk, inmate at Groß-Rosen concentration camp, to [Hefa?] Więcierz of Łódź, Poland (German Litzmannstadt).

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Signed postcard from a Krause [no first name given] to Willi Wahl and his wife [unnamed] of Braunfels/Lahn, Germany. Front of postcard commemorates the Nazi Reichsparteitag at Nuremberg, 1936.

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Signed memorandum from Hauptmann Hans-Joachim von Kruedener to Feldmarschall Erhard Milch.

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Signed letter [signatures illegible] from representatives of the Magdeburg-Buckau office of Friedrich Krupp AG to metallurgist Enrique Behrmann of Valencia, Spain.

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Signed letter from SS-Sturmbannführer Wilhelm Küper to the head of the RuSHA, probably Otto Hofmann at that time.

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Signed letter from Joseph Hauptvogel, Gaupersonalamtleiter for the Gauleitung Sudetenland, rejecting law student Rolf Gyger for Nazi party membership.

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Signed letter from Reichsarbeitsführer Konstantin Hierl to Feldmarschall Erhard Milch.

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Signed letter from Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler to Feldmarschall Erhard Milch.

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Signed letter from Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler to SS-Obersturmbannführer Wolfram Sievers.

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Signed letter from Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler to SS-Oberführer Wilhelm von Wedel.

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Signed Christmas card from Adolf Hitler to SS-Oberführer Georg Bochmann.

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Invitation issued in the name Adolf Hitler, sent by Reichsleiter Rudolf Hess, for Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler to attend the 1935 Nazi Reichsparteitag at Nuremberg. Signed by a third party [signature illegible].

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Signed letter from Henryk Janowski, inmate at Dachau concentration camp, to Andrej Janowski of Łódź, Poland (German Litzmannstadt). Includes postal money order to Henryk Janowski.

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Signed letter from SS-Obergruppenführer Ernst Kaltenbrunner to SS-Obergruppenführer Maximilian von Herff.

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Signed letter from SS-Obergruppenführer Ernst Kaltenbrunner to Josef Bürckel, Gauleiter of Vienna.

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Signed card, addressee unknown, from Feldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel expressing thanks for sympathies following the death of his son in combat.

Scope and Contents: Consists of letters, miltary documents, personal records (such as identity cards, work permits, and ration cards), and propaganda produced chiefly during the Second World War, with some material from the First World War and the Korean conflict. Includes publications, visual media, and objects.Photographs depict people and places associated with the Second World War, as well as the Soviet Union before and after that conflict. Notable individuals include the following: King George...

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Photocopy of signed letter from Walther-Peer Fellgiebel at Frankfurt a/Main to Ian Sayer of London. Includes photograph of Leutnant Erwin-Peter Diekwisch, circa 1939-1945.