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A rare 1933 Nazi commemorative picture book called Die Nationale Revolution in Deutschland or 'The National Revolution in Germany' with 80 pages of rare photos. |
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An in-depth 400+ page illustrated 1942 Nazi book to inform the population
of the German homeland about the population and economic possibilities
in the Nazi occupied Polish territories - very anti-Jewish in tone. |
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The March 1942 edition of Die neue Gemeinschaft or “The New Community”, a
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rare propaganda publication from the Main Culture Office of the Nazi Party,
dedicated completely to Adolf Hitler and containing suggestions for appropriate celebrations and programs for Hitler’s upcoming 53rd birthday. |
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The fine 1939 Nazi photo book Obersalzberg - Wanderings between Yesterday
and Today, with rare pictures of the Berghof and its surrounding property, local
children and their pets, Hitler admirers, Dietrich Eckart and people who knew him. |
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"Victory in the East" by Friedrich Heiss, a rare 1940 Volk und Reich book about
the successful Nazi invasion of Poland in 1939, with gritty, up-close photos. |
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Neues Bauen in Eisenbeton, a fascinating 1937 Nazi photo book on modern
construction techniques using reinforced concrete - 200+ pages,
architectural
drawings, in-depth statistics, tables and great photos. |
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"Village of Peace", a rare heavily illustrated Third Reich guidebook to the
Olympic Village built by the Wehrmacht for the athletes who participated in
XI Olympic Games in Berlin in August 1936, with its original dust jacket
and the frequently missing fold-out map in the back. |
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Mann an der Fahne, Kameraden erzahlen von Dr.Ley, a fine 1938 photo biography
on Reichsorganisationsleiter Dr. Robert Ley with stories and experiences
shared by his comrades. |
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Allied Intrigue in the Low Countries, secret information about Allied military
alliances in the west prior to WW2 released by the German Foreign Office in
Berlin and published in English by the German Library of Information
in New York in 1940 - fascinating diplomatic history |
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An die Dunkelmänner unserer Zeit (To the Dark Men of Our Times), Rosenberg's
answer to critics of his anti-Semitic bestseller “The Myth of the 20th Century”.
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A 100% original 1933 publication covering the 'Basic Concepts, Ground
Rules and Goals of the NSDAP' by Alfred Rosenberg,
expanded with the Nazi agriculture program. |
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Three original Hauptschulungsamt der NSDAP - Dr. Ley educational
propaganda publications (Confidential! For Service Use Only) about
Socialism,
Holland and Belgium. |
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A heavily illustrated 1943 First Edition of FRITZ TODT - der Mensch, der
Ingenieur, der Nationalsozialist covering the life and work Nazi Armament and War Production Minister Todt who died in a plane crash and was buried with full Nazi honors after impressive funeral services in the New Reichschancellery in Berlin. |
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Selbsthilfe vor und nach Bombenschäden, a very rare original 1944 self-help
booklet published by the Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB or National Air Raid
Protection League) for Allied air raid bombing victims.
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A First Edition of Ewiges Deutschland (Eternal Germany), “A Book for the
German Home” dated 1942 with a foreword by Dr. Joseph Goebbels.
A fine linen hardcover published by the WHW with its original dust jacket. |
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Kameraden wir singen! a rare original Third Reich songbook put together
and published by the Propaganda Department of NSDAP Gau Franken,
with an introduction by Gauleiter Karl Holz. |
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A 1937 Nazi book by Reichsleiter Dr. Ley about the obligation of every German
citizen to help Adolf Hitler and participate in the movement to make
Germany a better country. |
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Is God an Englishman?, a 1940 Nazi book written by a Protestant German
theologian highlighting the hypocritical British mis-use of religion to achieve
national, international and economic goals no matter what the cost.
With original order form, advertising and press reviews. |
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England und die Buren (England and the Boers), number 6 from the
anti-British propaganda book series “England Unmasked” from 1940. |
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Englands Gewaltherrschaft in Irland (England’s Tyranny in Ireland), number 5 from
the
anti-British propaganda book series “England Unmasked” from 1940. |
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Zur Geschichte der Niederlande, the National-Socialist view of the Netherlands
published in German occupied Holland in 1941, very anti-Jewish in tone. |
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The Nazi photo book Soldaten fallen vom Himmel about the training and action of
Luftwaffe paratroopers, written by a Fallschirmjäger Battalion Commander
- superb photo content. |
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'Onwards Across the Battlefields - with the Victorious Army through France
in 1940', a realistic impression of the war in France in 1940 by
Oberstleutnant Dr. Kurt Hesse with photos and the rare 46 map supplement. |
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A commemorative photo book highlighting the first year of the X. Armeekorps (10th Army Corps). Great photo content of Nazi Generals, Gauleiters, maneuvers, vehicles, soldier life, artillery practice, communication and machine gun troops, cavalry men, etc. |
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A fairly unknown 1937 hardcover photo book showing the high-quality housing
for the men serving in the Reichsarbeitsdienst or Nazi State Labor Service. |
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The Teammate, Yearbook of the Working Youth 1941 / 1942, an interesting,
informative illustrated Nazi book produced to help young people decide
what kind of career to chose after finishing high school. |
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Reichsparteitag 1937 Nürnberg 6-13 September, the official guidebook to the
1937 Nazi Party Days containing all pertinent information for visitors. |
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"Quiet Corners in Franconia", a Third Reich book with fine photos of NSDAP
Gau Franken by Dr. Paul Wolff, a prominent German photographer
and one of the first to adopt the Leica camera. |
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A 1941 Feldpost edition of the Nazi soldier songbook "The Kilometer Marker"
with original color dust jacket. Marching songs, military life songs, barracks
songs and festive evening songs, all accompanied by funny illustrations. |
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An unusual 1942 Nazi photo book about the shortcomings of the French Maginot Line fortifications written by a Czech General and published in German in Prague. |
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Heavily illustrated Nazi magazine to boost the morale of the men of the
Flak
Battalion 809 (part of Luftgau VII) during the lonley holiday season of 1943 in Italy. |
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TWO Nazi era books on World War II in Finland, one with a rare dedication
from a SS-Oberscharführer to a SS-Hauptscharfüher dated 27 April 1944. |
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Deutsche Panzer durchbrechen den Korridor (German Tanks break through
the Corridor), an original illustrated Third Reich book for young German boys. |