Box 1

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Signed note from Nazi propaganda official Hans Fritzsche, written while he was on trial for war crimes at Nuremberg; probably addressed to a lawyer or Allied authorities.

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Empty envelope, once presumably containing a letter to Reichswirtschaftsminister Walther Funk, then on trial for war crimes at Nuremberg.

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Signed letter from Reichswirtschaftsminister Walther Funk, then on trial for war crimes at Nuremberg, to lawyer Fritz Lanter.

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Signed letter [signature illegible] from an officer of the Prague Gestapo to Oberstaatsanwalt Wilhelm Huhnstock at Berlin re Czech partisan Josef Deserta.

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Signed letter from SS-Brigadeführer Odilo Globocnik at Lublin to SS-Sturmbannführer Paul Baumert at Berlin.

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Signed letter from Stanislaus Gołęmbiewski, inmate at Mauthausen concentration camp; no addressee indicated.

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Original in German; includes Spanish copies, as well as a copy of Franco's reply.

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Signed letter from Hermann Göring to Georg Oberpriller, mayor of Obermenzing, Germany.

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Signed letter from Hermann Göring to Oberst Schroeder [no first name given].

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Signed letter from Heinz Hartmann, POW in the UK, to Hertwig Hartmann of Bruchweiler, Germany.

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Telegram from General Ernst-Eberhard Hell to Major Hermann Braukmann.

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Signed letter from Bronisław Kowalski, inmate at Dachau concentration camp, to his parents and siblings [no names given].

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Telegram sent by Adolf Hitler to Francisco Franco in response to Franco's congratulations on the occasion of Hitler's 9th anniversary as chancellor of Germany.

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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Signed letter from Tadeusz Hrehorowicz, inmate at Auschwitz concentration camp, to Jadwiga Hrehorowicz of Włochy, Poland.

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Signed letter from lawyer Egon Bamberger at Vienna to Carl Schönfeld of Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic (German Karlsbad).

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Signed letter [signature illegible] from an employee of the Heeresarchive in Nazi-occupied Paris to Amtsrat Paul Falkenstern at Berlin.

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Signed letter from Rudolf Biedenkopf, POW in the USSR, to Aenke Damm of Bad Nauheim, Germany.

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Signed letter from Oberstleutnant Karl-Heinrich Bodenschatz, adjutant to Hermann Göring, to Eberhard Strigel of Sebnitz i/Sa., Germany.

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Signed letter from Tadeusz Chwiałkowski to Słasice Chwiałkowska of Łódź, Poland (German Litzmannstadt).

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

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

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Blank letter from Aleksander Danek, inmate at Auschwitz concentration camp, no addressee.

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Signed letter from Chef der Ordnungspolizei Kurt Daluege to Coronel Antonio Castejón Espinosa at Ceuta, Morocco.

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Signed letter from Admiral Karl Dönitz to Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring and Rudolf Mentzel, Ministerialdirektor of the Reichsforschungsrat.