This file is a chronological compilation of Winston Churchill’s official desk diaries from 1939 to 1945, documenting his daily wartime engagements, meetings, and travels during his leadership in World War .
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War Diary – Oberbefehlshaber West, May–June 1944 (Irving File 71)
Add to cartThis document is the official war diary (Kriegstagebuch) of the German Oberbefehlshaber West (Army Group D), covering May–June 1944, detailing military operations, intelligence, and command decisions surrounding the Allied invasion of Normandy (D-Day) and Germany’s defensive response.
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In the Footsteps of Livingstone — The Diaries and Travel Notes of Alfred Dolman (1924)
Add to cartA rare and vivid account of early Victorian exploration in southern Africa. This volume brings together the journals and sketches of Alfred Dolman (1827–1851) — traveller, diarist, and artist — who set out on bold journeys across the Cape, Bechuanaland, and the Kalahari in the shadow of David Livingstone.
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The Walther Hewel Diary, 1941 (Irving File 75)
Add to cartThe file contains the 315-page handwritten diary of Walther Hewel for 1941 (with a brief 1939 fragment), preserved on microfilm, recording his daily observations as a German diplomat and close companion of Adolf Hitler. It provides a rare, firsthand view of Hitler’s inner circle and the Foreign Office during the pivotal year of Operation Barbarossa.
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General Lahousen Diary (Irving File 43)
Add to cartA wartime diary by General Erwin Lahousen of the German Abwehr, documenting intelligence operations, sabotage missions, and internal dissent within Nazi Germany from 1939 to 1943. The entries offer rare insight into covert military strategy and resistance from within the Third Reich.
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Milch Diaries 1925-1935 (Irving File 56) – Negative Reel
Add to cartThis file is a microfilmed, handwritten diary collection of Erhard Milch from 1925–1935, documenting his daily activities, travel, and contacts during the formative years of German aviation and the Nazi regime.
