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Probably compiled by a German soldier, name and place unknown. Documents service in a military band: exercises; performances; camp life. Includes photographs possibly from the Eastern front; one photograph of German soldiers in front of the Eiffel Tower.

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Probably compiled by a German sailor, name unknown. Documents the following German destroyers, sunk during the battle of Narvik: Wilhelm Heidkamp; Anton Schmidt; Erich Giese; Diether von Roeder; Wolfgang Zenker; Hermann Künne; Hans Lüdemann; Erich Köllner; Bernd von Arnim; Georg Thiele. Includes scenes of combat in and around Narvik.

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Probably compiled by a German army officer, name unknown. Documents training in Borne Sulinowo (formerly Groß Born, Pomerania); service as a miltary policeman, probably on the Baltic coast.

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Probably compiled by a German airman, name unknown, location unknown (appears to be a German-speaking region). Documents training and daily life in the Luftwaffe during the early years of the Second World War.

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Portrays Baur shaking hands with Adolf Hitler, for whom Baur worked as personal pilot. Verso bears dedication dated 24 April 1985. Includes related documents signed by Baur.

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Compiled by a German naval officer, name unknown. Documents exercises at Kiel, in the Weser River, at Tallinn, in Norway, and at Rendsburg, chiefly aboard the cruiser Leipzig. Includes informal portraits of Captain Werner Löwisch, Adolf Hitler, Admiral Miklós Horthy (misnamed "Hordy"); German naval insignia.

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Probably compiled by someone in the circle of Adolf Hitler and other high-ranking members Nazis. Documents Hitler's activities in public settings: meeting German citizens; speaking at rallies; speaking and meeting with military officers; inspecting members of the Hitlerjugend. Includes photographs of Hitler with Rudolf Hess, Benito Mussolini, and Hermann Göring.

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Compiled by a German army officer, name unknown. Chiefly documents recreation and tourism in various parts of Germany, including the following: Stralsund; Berlin; Cologne; Bonn; Chiemsee; Bad Hersfeld; Frankfurt am Main; the Taunus mountains. Includes some photographs of military personnel and exercises.

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Probably compiled by a German airman, name unknown. Documents men and activities of a Luftwaffe unit, probably in southern Germany or Austria, and in and around Warsaw: training and exercises; recreation; troop movements; recreation; burials; street scenes of Warsaw, including the Jewish ghetto.

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Compiled by General Friedrich von Mellenthin, then chief of the military attaché department of the German army. Consists of informal portraits of Axis-power officers during a convocation of associated staffs, presumably in Berlin, 1942.

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Compiler uknown. Documents a Nazi party rally and related functions at Nuremberg, circa 1933-1938: speeches; crowds and audiences; grounds and decorations; public relations events. Includes photographs of the following: Adolf Hitler; Rudolf Hess; Hermann Göring; Joseph Goebbels; Heinrich Himmler; Prince Chichibu; André François-Poncet; Sir Nevile Henderson; Italian Fascist officers; other foreign dignitaries.

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Consists of 2 parts.

Part 1: Commercial publication on the history of the German military. Includes portraits of Adolf Hitler and high-ranking military officers; depictions of combat and materiel.

Part 2: Photograph album probably compiled by a Luftwaffe cadet officer, name unknown. Documents service in a Luftwaffe company in and around Wittmund: exercises; recreation. Includes informal portrait of Hermann Göring.

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Probably compiled by a German soldier, possibly a doctor or dentist, serving in the Legion Condor, name unkown. Documents service in Spain, circa 1936-1939: countryside, villages, and cities, including Salamanca, Ciudad Rodrigo, Zaragoza, Ávila, Sevilla, Toledo, Madrid, and Málaga; hospitals of the Legion Condor; recreation. Includes informal photograph of German general Walter Surén, France, 1940.

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Probably compiled by a German soldier, name unknown, on the eastern front during the Second World War. Documents army life as forces moved through Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, and western Russia: portraits of villagers; views of cities, towns, and landmarks; burial of a German army doctor; troop movements; casualties and destroyed materiel; prisoners of war; executed bodies.

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Commerical publication with photographs produced by General Hasso von Wedel, head of Wehrmacht propaganda, and Heinrich Hansen, press representative of the Nazi party. Documents the German conquest of Poland, 1939. Includes 4 sets of stereoscopic photographs set into front and back covers, with viewing glasses.

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Probably compiled by someone in the circle of Adolf Hitler and other high-ranking members Nazis. Documents Hitler's activities in informal settings: meeting German citizens; relaxing in the countryside and at the Kehlsteinhaus ("Eagle's Nest"). Includes photographs of the following: Hitler with former German president Paul von Hindenburg; Hitler with British diplomats John Simon and Anthony Eden; Hermann Göring; Joseph Goebbels; Benito Mussolini and other Italian Fascists.

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Commerical publication with photographs produced by General Hasso von Wedel, head of Wehrmacht propaganda, and Heinrich Hansen, press representative of the Nazi party. Documents the German conquest of western Europe, 1940. Includes 4 sets of stereoscopic photographs set into front and back covers, with viewing glasses.

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Probably compiled by an Austrian soldier, name unknown. Documents service in occupied France, including Marseille and Nancy, occupied Warsaw, Russia, and Ukraine: training; troop movements; recreation; Jewish ghetto; combat; casualties; prisoners of war; destroyed materiel. Includes scenes of leave with friends and/or family members in Austria.

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Commercial publication documenting landmarks associated with the summer Olympic games held in Berlin, 1936. Includes original signatures of gold-medal winners. Also includes original certificate signed by Adolf Hitler dedicated to the ambassador of Uruguay, Virgilio Sampognaro, in recognition of his services during the games.

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Compiled by or for Heinrich Himmler on behalf of Oberstleutnant Hans Prockl in commemoration of the latter's visit to an SS unit, 1939. Documents the following: inspection of prisoners at a concentration camp; inspection of SS troops; explosion of ordinance. First page bears original signature of Heinrich Himmler.

Scope and Contents: Probably compiled by a German airman, name unknown. Documents service with the German Legion Condor in Spain. Most photographs depicts scenes and landmarks of the following locales: el Burgo de Osma; Valladolid; Tudela; Corella; Lleida (Spanish Lérida); Buñuel air base; Pamplona; Alfaro; los Baños de Fitero; Vendas Novas (Portugal); Lisbon (Portugal); Sevilla; Zaragoza. Inlcudes photograph of General José Millán Astray with "Haupt. [Hauptmann] Hentschel", presumably an officer of the Legion...

Scope and Contents: Publication documenting the activities of the Luftwaffe's 9th Fliegerkorps in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands: officers of the Corps; exercises; social funtions and recreation; landscapes; destroyed materiel; destroyed cities and towns, including Rotterdam, Rouen, Brest, Le Havre, Schiphol, Breskens, Zeebrugge, Dunkirk, and Calais; landmarks of Bloemendaal, Haarlem, Den Haag, Brussels, Francport, Compiègne, and Versailles; Belgian prisoners of war. Includes original signatures of the...